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Ch 4 - genetics Flashcards

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1
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What are homologous chromosomes?

A

two genetically SIMILAR chromosomes, one from each parent

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Random segregation of one member of each homologous pair of chromosomes into games defines…

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Law of independent assortment

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3
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Chromosomal basis of down syndrome

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Trisomy 21
karyotype has a total of 47 chromosomes

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4
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If diploid number is 14, haploid number is…

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7

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5
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What events contribute to genetic diversity

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independent assortment
crossing over
random fertilization of gametes

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6
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After telophase 1, chromosomal makeup of each daughter cell is…

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haploid, and the chromosomes are each composed of two chromatids

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7
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tetrads of chromosomes are aligned at the equator of the cell; alignment determines indep assortment defines…

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metaphase 1

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8
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Recombinants

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crossed over genes

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9
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Prophase 1

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Homologous pairs pair up
crossing over
spindle forms

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10
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Metaphase 1

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chromosomes pair line up at the equator randomly

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11
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Law of indep assortment

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the homologous pairs line up randomly; adds gen. variety

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12
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Anaphase 1

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homologous pairs separate

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13
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When can nondisjunction happen?

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Anaphase 1 or 2

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14
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When is nondisjunction more damaging?

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Anaphase 1 - will result in all 4 cells being wrong

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15
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Law of segregation

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separating conflicting alleles

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16
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nondisjunction

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when homologous pairs/chromatids stick together and results in gametes with a wrong number of chromosomes

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17
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telophase 1

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cell pinches in and separates into 2 HAPLOID cells

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18
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In prophase 2, does it start with the homologous partners?

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no- homo pairs were separated in anaphase

19
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Metaphase 2

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single chromosomes line up in middle of the cell (opp as before)

20
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anaphase 2

A

sister CHROMATIDS separate (like mitosis)

21
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telophase 2

A

both 2 cells linch inward and form a total of 4 haploid genetically diff cells

22
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In the ovary, the cells divide unevenly and…

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3 will form polar bodies and 1 egg that will receive most of the cytoplasm so it can nourish the developing embryo for fertilization

23
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Why do gametes need to be haploid?

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when they join, the baby will have the correct diploid number

24
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What is Reduction Division

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Reduction of one diploid cell into 2 haploid cells and then divides those 2 cells into 4 haploids

25
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XX

A

female

26
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XY

A

male

27
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XXY

A

Klinefelter Syndrome (2n +1) - results in sterility, female sex characteristics; male

28
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X

A

Turner Syndrome (2n-1) - results in sterility, petite/short, not strong

29
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Missing part of chromosome

A

Cri Du chat syndrome - crossing over is not reattached properly

30
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Trisomy 18

A

Edward Syndrome -

31
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Who was the first to analyze patterns of inheritance and create the two laws in gens

A

Gregor Mendel

32
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P gen, F1, F2

A

parents, kids, grandkids

33
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Testcross

A

mating between individual of unknown genotype and a homozygous recessive indv
(e.g. P_ x pp)

34
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sex-linked

A

carried on X chromosome
e.g muscular dystrophy, color blindness, hemophilia, baldness

35
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pleiotropy

A

impact of a single gene on more than one characteristic (e.g sickle cell disease)

36
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Polygenic inheritance

A

combined effects of 2+ genes on a single characteristic (e.g skin color)

37
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incomplete dominance

A

Blended phenotype
e.g.
HH = red
Hh = pink
hh = white

38
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co-dominance

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Both alleles show up
e.g.
HH = red
Hh = red and white
hh= white

39
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recessive disorders

A

albinism, cystic fibrosis, sickle cell, ect

40
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dominant disorders

A

Achondroplasia (dwarfism), alzheimers, huntingtons

41
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invasive fetal testing

A

amniocentesis, CVS, fetoscopy

42
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noninvasive fetal testing

A

ultrasound imaging

43
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Gene linkage

A

alleles that STAY together on the same chromosome the whole time (e.g. red hair and freckles)

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