BB Lec - Basic Concepts in Genetics Flashcards

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– basic unit of genetic information, determine the inherited characters.

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Gene

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2
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– the collection of genetic information.

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Genome

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3
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– storage units of genes.

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Chromosomes

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4
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is a nucleic acid that contains the genetic instructions specifying the biological development of all cellular forms of life

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DNA

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5
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a segment of DNA that codes for a polypeptide, blueprint of life

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gene:

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6
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are dense bodies found in the nucleus of cells. They contain all the genetic information necessary to create a living being

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Chromosomes

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7
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– location of a gene/marker on the chromosome.

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Locus

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8
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– one variant form of a gene/marker at a particular locus.

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Allele

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9
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the site on a chromosome where a particular gene is located

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LOCUS

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10
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There are two major types of chromosomal damage:

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Numerical abnormalities

Structural abnormalities

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11
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occur when cells lack the usual 46 pairs of chromosomes.

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Numerical abnormalities

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12
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occur when cells have the usual 46 pairs of chromosomes, but the normal structure of the chromosomes has been altered.

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Structural abnormalities

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13
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Sometimes a chromosome will break into two pieces. This is called a

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chromosome “break.”

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14
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Sometimes one of the pieces is lost. This is called a Either the long or the small arm of a chromosome can be …

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“deletion.”

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15
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Sometimes two chromosomes will break in half and the four pieces will reassemble with each other improperly. This is called a

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chromosome “translocation”

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16
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The expression of a genotype is termed a

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phenotype

17
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A __ is expressed even if it is paired with a recessive allele.

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dominant allele

18
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A __ is only visible when paired with another recessive allele.

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recessive allele

19
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started the first classification system of living things in the 17th century and used the unit of “species” as its principal definition.

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Carolus Linnaeus

20
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published his epic book On the Origin of Species after many years of intense study of various and diverse life-forms.

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Charles Darwin

21
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Charles Darwin title of book

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On the Origin of Species

21
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First gen in the study

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Parenteral
Pure
P1 generation

22
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Second gen

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First filial

F1

23
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What was the trait observed in the 2nd gen

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Dominant trait

24
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Products of F2 gen

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3:1

25
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Mendel’s law
Shows that alleles of genes have no permanent effect on one another whenpresent in the same plant but segregate segregate unchanged by passing into different gametes

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1st law

Law of Independent Segregation

26
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Which Mendelian Law

Gene is passed on to the next generation on its own

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Law of Independent segregation

27
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Manner by which blood groups are inherited

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Codominant manner

28
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In —, both genes expressed and products seen at phenotypic level
One gene not dominant over its allele

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Codominance

29
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Blood grp system showing codominanxe

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MNSs