4.2 Flashcards

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what are the three ways mutations occur

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deletion, addition,substitution

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deletion

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one base is missing

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addition

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an extra base added

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substitution

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one base is substituted for an other

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what are the three types of mutation

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positive,negitive,neutral

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neutral mutation

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this mutation change does not effect the organism . this mutation does not increase or decrease the organisms survival rate

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positive mutation

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a mutation that benefits an individual

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negative mutation

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small changes in the sequence of bases can also cause harmful or negative mutations. negative mutations reduce the probability that the organisms with the mutation will produce offspring or survive in there environment

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example of negative mutation

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cystic fibrosis is when the mucus builds up because the protein can’t transport it out of the cell

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example of positive mutation

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some plants have developed resistance to bacteria and Fungle infections

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example of neutral mutation

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spirit bear. its a white bear but it lives here. so it doesn’t decrease or increase its cancellation of survival.
another example is a hairless rat. there note effected by there difference of look or colour.

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mutagens

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substances or factors that can cause mutations in DNA

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examples of mutagens

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cigarette smoke, radiation from x-rays, UV rays, pollutants such as mercury, even house hold chemicals, some pesticides that can cause mutation

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gene therapy

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in one form of here therapy, researchers replace a mutated gene whir a healthy copy of a gene.

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