20.1 - Gene Mutations Flashcards

Gene mutations in body cells and gametes Causes of mutations Substitution mutations and their effects Other types of gene mutations

1
Q

What are gene mutations?

A

Permanent changes in DNA sequence that make up a gene

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2
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What is the difference between mutations in body cells and gametes?

A

Gamete mutations inherited

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3
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What are mutagens?

A

External factors increasing mutation rate

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4
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What are examples of mutagens?

A

Ionising radiation

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5
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What is a substitution mutation?

A

One DNA base replaced by another

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6
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What are the possible outcomes of substitution mutations?

A

Stop codon

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7
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What is the effect of a stop codon mutation?

A

Premature termination of polypeptide synthesis

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8
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What is the effect of a different amino acid mutation?

A

Change in protein sequence

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9
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What is the effect of a same amino acid mutation?

A

No effect

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10
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What are other types of gene mutations?

A

Inversions

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11
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What is an inversion mutation?

A

DNA segment detaches

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12
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What is a duplication mutation?

A

DNA bases repeated

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13
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What is a translocation mutation?

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DNA segment moved to another chromosome

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