4B - Diversity and selection Flashcards

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diploid and haploid

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diploid = 2n, haploid = n

fertilisation = random , porduces zygotes with diff combination of chromo to both parents - inc genetic diversity within sp

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Meiosis

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  1. the DNA unravels and replicates
  2. the DNA shortens and condenses to form double arms - 2 sister chromatids, joined together by centromers
  3. the hommologus pair arrange themselves against each other
  4. Meiosis l = homologous pair seperate
  5. Meiosis ll = sister chromotids sepe

produce 4 genetically diff daughter cells

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creating genetic varitation in gametes

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  1. crossing over of chromatids
  2. independent segration
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crossing over

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when homologous pair line up against each, sister chromatids can twrist around eachother
- chromatids = still contains the same genes but now have diffrent combo of alleles

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independent segregation

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  • when homo pair sepe , completdely random which chromo from each pair ends up in which daughter cell
  • 4 daughter cell = complety diff combo to those of mother and father
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potcomes of mitosis and meiosis

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  • mitosis - 2 daughter cells, gen identical, same number of chromo as parent cell
  • meiosis - 4 daughter cell, gen diff, half the number of chromosome as parent cell
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Gene mutation

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  • change in base seq - change in AA - change in poly - change in tertiry stu
  • sub - swap bases
  • deletion - dele bases, changes mumber of base present , cause shift in base triplets after it
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why sub sometimes codes for the same AA

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due to the degenerate nature of genetic codes
- diff base seq codes for the same AA

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chromosome mutation

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  • mutation of chromosomes = inherited conditions - errors present in gametes
  • one of mutation = chromosome non disjuction
  • chromosome not divide properly
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genetic diversity

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number of diff alleles within the sp or population
- larrge number of diff alleles, large variety of different characteristics

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why genetic diversity important

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  • if the population has low geentic diversity , might not be able adapt to change in envi
  • ansd the whole popu can be wiped out by a single event ( disease )
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ways genetic diversity is increased by

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  • mutation of the gene producing an allele, some can be advantagous
  • when org from a popu migrate and reproduce into ano population introduces new allele of the gene - gene flow

genetic diversity allows natural selection to occur because some cha more ad than others

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genetic bottleneck

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when an event causes big reduction in a population
- reducing number of different alleles in the gene pool and reduces genetic diversity
- the survivors reproduce and larger the population created from a few individual.

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founder effect

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  • when a few organisms from a population start a new colony
  • there is only a small number of diifferent allele in the intial gene pool
  • genetic diversity greatly reduced
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natural selection

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MSPF
- mutation - causes new allele to be formed , some can be benificial while others are disad
- org with ad allele survive and reproduce
- passing on the ad allele to the next generation
- the offspring also survive more due to ad allele reproducing and pass on the ad gene
- this slowly increases the frequency of the ad allele leading to evolution as ad allele is more common

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adaptation

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  • features that helps an org to survive in there envi
  • behavioural ( way org behave )= scorpions dance before mathing
  • physiological (process inside org body)= bear hibernating - lower their rate of metabolism
  • structure ( structural features of organism body’s ) = hump on cammel
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directional selection

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  • when indi with alleles for cha of extreme type more likely to survive and reproduce
  • could be response to change in envi
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stabilising selection

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when indi with allele for cha toward the middle range more likely to survive and reproduce
- occurs when evni not changing - reduces the range of possi characteristics