1. Parentage control, DNA-allelic polymorphisms Flashcards

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Which method is used for parentage control in domestic animals?

Analysis of SNPs (point mutations)

Only by detection of blood groups

Analysis of co-dominantly inherited and polymorphic microsatellites based on exclusion

Detection of polymorphic enzymes

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Analysis of co-dominantly inherited and polymorphic microsatellites based on exclusion

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How can be controlled an alleged paternity?

Detection of monomorphic alleles inherited on Y-chromosome

Detection of inherited polymorphic alleles based on exclusion

It is possible only with detecting of monomorphic gene loci

Detection of X- and Y-chromosome-specific and not polymorphic sequences

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Detection of inherited polymorphic alleles based on exclusion

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How are blood groups inherited?

All the blood groups show a recessive mode of inheritance

Co-dominantly

Dominantly but their penetrance and expressivity may change

Recessively but may show varying expressivity

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Co-dominantly

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Which are the most frequently used polymorphic DNA sequences in parentage control?

SNPs

RFLPs

Only the coding and less polymorphic DNA sequences

Highly polymorphic and non coding DNA sequences (microsatellites, STRs, VNTRs)

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Highly polymorphic and non coding DNA sequences (microsatellites, STRs, VNTRs)

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How can the blood groups be detected?

With poliacrylamid gel electrophoresis (PAGE)

With laboratory immunological test

PCR method

Only with molecular genetics method

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With laboratory immunological test

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What are blood groups in domestic animals?

Immunoglobulins (antibodies) which make haemolysis or agglutination of red blood cells

Both antigens and antibodies are called as blood group

Enzymes on the surface of the red blood cells

Genetically determined antigen set on the surface of the red blood cells inherited from parents

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Genetically determined antigen set on the surface of the red blood cells inherited from parents

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What are microsatellites?

Sequences which become polymorphic based on point mutation

Polymorphic DNA sequences cut by restriction endonucleases

Non coding DNA sequences which are polymorphic on the base of repeating numbers of DNA units

The latest name of macrosatellites

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Non coding DNA sequences which are polymorphic on the base of repeating numbers of DNA units

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What is genetic or genotype polymorphism?

On the same locus there are only two allelic variants at population level

On the same locus there are two or more allelic variants at population level

The gene loci show monomorphism

The configuration and conformation of gene products (proteins , enzymes) are identical

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On the same locus there are two or more allelic variants at population level

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Which types of immunoglobulins are used to detect blood groups?

Only IgA and IgM antibodies

Mixture of polymorphic antibodies

Mixed antibodies

Blood group specific antibodies

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Blood group specific antibodies

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What are blood group systems?

The total of blood groups in the same species

Only the monomorphic blood group antigens

Linkage group of antigens in a coding region on the same chromosome

The polymorphism of blood groups

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Linkage group of antigens in a coding region on the same chromosome

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