8.1 Origins of genetic variation Flashcards

1
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How do mutations result in variation?

A

Alteration to the DNA base sequence

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2
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How does random assortment and crossing over result in variation?

A

New combinations of alleles in genes

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3
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When does random assortment occur?

A

Prophase I

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4
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How does random fertilisation introduce variation?

A

The combination of gametes that fuse to form the zygote is random

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5
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Define phenotype

A

All the physical and biochemical characteristics in an organism
Determined by genotype but also influenced by environment

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6
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Define genotype

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All the genetic information in an organism

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7
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Define codominance

A

Multiple alleles are expressed and act together

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8
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What does the term ‘multiple alleles’ mean

A

More than two possible versions of an allele

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9
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What is autosomal gene linkage?

A

Alleles are in the same chromosome
THey are linked and are inherited together

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