1. Genetics Flashcards

1
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order of PCR

A

94* denature
55% annealing
72* nucleotide extension w/polymerase

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2
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Mitotic stages order

A

IPM ATC

Interphase
Prophase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase
cytokinesis
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3
Q

Colchine is used for what

A

stop cell division during metaphase

see chromosomes

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4
Q

Alphoid DNA is a type of what?

A

Satellite DNA

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5
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Purpose of alphoid DNA

A

assembly of DNA centromere

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6
Q

Interspersed repeats are what?

A

Repeats scattered around the genome

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7
Q

In allelic heterogenity, what type of phenotypes are present?

A

multiple

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8
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In locus heterogeneity what type of phenotype are present

A

one phenotype

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9
Q

If the point mutation is a conservative missense, what does this mean for AA substitution

A

AA swap in same group

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10
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A frameshift mutation leads to insertion or deletion of nucleotides …

A

not divisible by 3

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11
Q

Name 3 prenatal diagnostic tests

A

Amniocentesis
Chorionic villus sampling
non invase prental diagnosis (NIPD)

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12
Q

Autosomal dominant inheritance affects what (3)

A

Structural proteins

Receptors

Transcription factors

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13
Q

Penetrance …

A

Proportion of individuals carrying an allele that express a phenotype

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14
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Anticipation …

A

Symptoms of genetic disease become more apparent when passed from generation to generation

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15
Q

Lyonisation…

A

random inactivation of x chromosomes = Barr body

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16
Q

What is key in haemophillia in regards to male transmission

A

there is NO MALE - MALE transmission

17
Q

Most common type of autopsy?

A

Coroners

18
Q

Reduction in number of blood cells

A

Cytopenia

19
Q

Syndrome with dislocation of lens - what type of inheritance is it?

A

Autosomal dominant Marfan Syndrome

20
Q

Bleeding in joints symptom –> Disease

A

Haemophillia

21
Q

A unit of chromatin of about 200bp of DNA wound around a histone core

A

Nucleosome

22
Q

evolutionary remnant of DNA sequence that resembles a gene elsewhere in the genome but has mutation that appear to render it inactive

A

Pseudogene

23
Q

mature mRNA gene

A

Exon

24
Q

consanguinity

what does it increase risk of

A

Related members

Increases risk of autosomal recessive disease

25
Q

malignant epithelial tumour

A

carcinoma

26
Q

mode of transmission that mothers only transmit

A

mitochondrial

27
Q

type of death that must be reported to coroner

A

Unnatural

28
Q

Leukaemia causing chromosomal rearrangement

A

Philadelphia

29
Q

suffix denoting dilatation

A

ectasis

30
Q

vertical inheritance is typically what type of autosomal inheritance

A

dominant

31
Q

whats our karyotype

A

46 chromosomes
23 pairs
22 autosomal
1 pair of sex

32
Q

shape of mitochondrial genome

A

circular

33
Q

What kind of inheritance is seen between father to son

A

Autosomal dominant

34
Q

is a balanced reciprocal translocation seen in normal phenotypes?

A

yes

35
Q

telomerase is seen as what hallmark in cancer cells?

A

immortality