Causes And Effects Of Mutations Flashcards
How is variation classified
- large or small
- common or rare
- pathogenic or nonpathogenic
What is an mutation
An alteration in the genetic material that gives harm
What is polymorphism
Non harmful
Sequence changes that has no impact
Common type of polymorphism
Single nucleotide polymorphism
What is single nucleotide polymorphism
When only one nucleotide changes but has no impact
How do we examine bases of dna
DNA sequencing
How do examine large blocks of dna
FISH
Microarray analysis
How do we examine chromosome
Light microscope by karyotypes
How do mutation occur
- cell division
- from intrinsic and extrinsic attack on DNA
How does cell division cause mutation
- during S PHASE of dna replication
- non-disjunction
- crossing over
Mitotic cells give mutation
- dna replication : new mutation
- Anaomlies of chromosome number by non-disjunction
What is the difference between somatic and germline mutation
Somatic only the individual is affected
Germ line can affect offspring
What are the endogenous attacks to cause mutation
- depurination
- deamination
- reactive oxygen
- methylation of cytosine
What is depurination
Spontaneous link between purine base and sugar
What is deamination
Cytosine deaminates to uracil