Ch. 5 Flashcards

Genetic Control of Cell Function and Inheritance

1
Q

Each human cell has how many different chromosome pairs?

A

23 p.95-96

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2
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The base used in transmitting genetic information needed for protein synthesis that replaces thymine in a RNA structure?

A

Uracil p.89

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3
Q

Wound healing depends on:

A

Mitosis p.96

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4
Q

Definition of a carrier?

A

heterozygous for a recessive trait but does not manifest the trait p.98

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5
Q

Genomic mapping:

A
Give a chromosome location to genes
Assigns genes to particular chromosomes
helpful in mgmt of specific diseases
useful in predicting of diseases
p.99-100
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6
Q

Meiosis occurs in which types of cells?

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Gamete producing p. 96

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7
Q

Polygenic inheritance

A

involves multiple genes p. 98

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8
Q

23 paris of chromosomes, half mom, half dad, one of those is sex chromosome. What are the other 22 pairs called?

A

Autosomes p. 95

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9
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RNA interference is:

A

A technology to stop faulty gene activity from producing unwanted disease proteins p. 103

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10
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Difference between RNA and DNA:

A

RNA is a single-stranded molecule p.89

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11
Q

Messenger RNA is the template for protein synthesis (true/false)

A

true p. 89-90

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12
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International effort to develop a map to link genetic variations and complex diseases is known as:

A

HapMap p.99

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13
Q

Gene on band 2, region 2 of the short arm of the X chromosome. documented as:

A

Xp22 p.96-98

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14
Q

What is being compared when DNA fingerprinted is used in forensic pathology?

A

Banding pattern p. 103

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15
Q

The inactive chromatin mass used to identify the genetic sex of unborn fetus under a microscope:

A

Barr body p.95

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16
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Which type of RNA is a result of the process of transcription

A

Messenger RNA p. 91

17
Q

Xq97 would be found?

A

Band 9, region 7 long arm of X chromosome p.97

18
Q

Synthetic insulin was made possible by?

A

Recombinant DNA technology p. 87

19
Q

Explain an aspect of the underlying structure of DNA to a colleague who is unfamiliar with genetics?

A

In the base pairs, adenine combines with thymine and guanine with cytosine p. 88-89

20
Q

Transcription is initiated by which?

A

RNA polymerase p. 91

21
Q

A recessive trait occurs when:

A

Two copies (homozygous) of the recessive alle are present p. 98

22
Q

Three aspects that differ RNA from DNA:

A

Sugar in each nucleotide of RNA is ribose
RNA is single-stranded
RNA’s thymine base is replaced by uracil
p.91

23
Q

Definition of a haplotype:

A

Small variation in gene sequence p. 99

24
Q

Polygenic inheritance pattern means:

A

multiple genes at different loci p.98

25
Q

Enzymes that assist in repairing DNA defects by recognizing a defect, cleaving the abnormal chain, and removing the distorted regions?

A

Endonucleases p. 90

26
Q

The production of proteins requires DNA and second nucleotide RNA. This process is accomplished by which?

A

Transcription of the DNA code onto mRNA
Translation of mRNA cod by transfer RNA
p.93

27
Q

What kind of trait is expressed only in homozygous pairing?

A

Recessive trait p. 98