4B- Diversity and selection Flashcards

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Diploid (2n)

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  • cell contains 2 copies of each chromosome

- 23 pairs 64 chromosomes humans

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chromosomes of each pair have

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  • same size

- same genes but different alleles

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Homologous pairs

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  • pair of chromosomes with the same genes but may have different alleles
  • same size chromosomes and same genes but can have different alleles
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homozygous

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2 copies of the same allele at the same locus

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Heterozygous

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2 different alleles at the same locus

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locus

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  • position on a chromosome where a particular allele is found
  • alleles coding for the same characteristic found at same fixed position on each chromosome
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haploid (n)

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contain 1 copy of a chromosome from an homologous pair gamates

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How does fertilisation cause genetic diversity

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random any sperm fertilises any egg producing zygote with different combinations of chromosomes from each parent

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Meiosis

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1-DNA unravels and replicates so 2 chromatids produced (2 copies of each chromosome)
2-DNA condenses to from double armed chromosomes made from sister chromatids joined by centriomere
3-M1- chromosomes arrange in homologous pairs and separated
4-M2- sister chromatids separate as centromere divides
5-4 genetically different haploid daughter cells

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Crossing over of chromatids

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1-M1-homologous chromosomes pair up
2-Chromatids twist around each other
3- equal lengths of chromatids exchange alleles
4-same genes but different combinations of alleles
5-4 daughter cells have chromatids with different alleles

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Independent segregation of Chromosome

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1-M1 homologous chromosomes separated

2-random which chromosome from each homologous pair ends up in which daughter cell

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Meiosis variation

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1-random fertilisation
2-crossing over of chromosomes
3-independent segregation

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Mitosis difference from meiosis

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1-Diploid
2-genetically identical
3-2 daughter cell
4-1 division

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Meiosis difference from mitosis

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1-haploid
2-genetically different
3-4 daughter cell
4-2 division

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degenerate

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-same amino acids coded for by more than 1 base triplets

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universal

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-same base triplets code for same amino acids in all organisms

17
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Mutagenic agents

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increase the rate of mutations arising

18
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mutations are always

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spontaneous random

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chromosome non disjunction

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failure of chromosomes to separate properly