Causes And Effects Of Mutations Flashcards

1
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How is variation classified

A
  • large or small
  • common or rare
  • pathogenic or nonpathogenic
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2
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What is an mutation

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An alteration in the genetic material that gives harm

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3
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What is polymorphism

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Non harmful

Sequence changes that has no impact

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4
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Common type of polymorphism

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Single nucleotide polymorphism

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5
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What is single nucleotide polymorphism

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When only one nucleotide changes but has no impact

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6
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How do we examine bases of dna

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DNA sequencing

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7
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How do examine large blocks of dna

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FISH

Microarray analysis

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8
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How do we examine chromosome

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Light microscope by karyotypes

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9
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How do mutation occur

A
  • cell division

- from intrinsic and extrinsic attack on DNA

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10
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How does cell division cause mutation

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  • during S PHASE of dna replication
  • non-disjunction
  • crossing over
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11
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Mitotic cells give mutation

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  • dna replication : new mutation

- Anaomlies of chromosome number by non-disjunction

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12
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What is the difference between somatic and germline mutation

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Somatic only the individual is affected

Germ line can affect offspring

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13
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What are the endogenous attacks to cause mutation

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  • depurination
  • deamination
  • reactive oxygen
  • methylation of cytosine
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14
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What is depurination

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Spontaneous link between purine base and sugar

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15
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What is deamination

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Cytosine deaminates to uracil

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16
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What does reactive oxygen do

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Attack Purine or pyrimidine rings

17
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What is methylation of cytosine

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Deamination of 5methylcytosine to thymine

18
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What are extracellular agents that cause dna damage

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  • uv
  • environmental chemical
  • ionizing radiation
19
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How does uv cause dna damage

A

Cross link adjacent thymine to form a dimer

20
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How does environmental chemical cause dna damage

A

Dna breaks

21
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How does ionizing radiation cause dna damage

A

Breaks dna

22
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How does the cell cycle prevent mutation

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By checkpoints

23
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What occurs in dna replication to prevent replication errors

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DNA polymerase proofread the strand and correct it’s wrong

24
Q

How is thymine diners corrected

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DNA mismatch repair proteins remove the dna strand
The gap of removed dna is made again by DNA polymerase
Joined back by ligase

25
Q

How do you correct damage do ionizing radiation and reactive oxygen species

A

The DNA is broken

Repaired by homologous dna pairs

26
Q

What is end joining broken ends

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When dna damage is repaired as a result of ionisation and oxygen species bu ends up with deletion of nucleotide at repair site

27
Q

What are the types of mutation affecting the coding sequence of a protein

A
Missense
Nonsense
Framshift
Duplication
Deletion
Insertion
28
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What is a silent mutation

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When the mutation results in the same amino acid due to genetic code being redundant

29
Q

What is missense mutation

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Change of an amino acid

30
Q

What is nonsense mutation

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A stop codon is introduced so a protein does not form

31
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What happens when there is a splice-site mutation

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Extrons may be spliced out to give an altered protein

32
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What type of disorder does triplet repeats give

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Dominant inherited disease if it’s above the upper limits