Ch. 5 The Chromosomal Basis of Mendelism Flashcards

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1
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What further evidence supports the chromosomal theory?

A

Non-disjunction because it leads to the formation of a cell with an abnormal amount of genetic material.

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2
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_________________ of chromosome 21 leads to _________________ _________________

A

Non-disjunction
Down Syndrome

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3
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What chromosome are sex-linked traits usually carried on and are males or females more affected?

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X-chromosome
Males are more affected because they only have one X.

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4
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Which syndrom results in the non-junction of X-chromosome leading to 45, X0

A

Turner Syndrome

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5
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Which syndrome results in the non-junction of the X-chromosome (47, XXY)

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Klinfelter’s Syndrome

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6
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In utero, all babies have both the Mullerian _________________ duct & the Wolffian _________________ duct.

A

Paramesonephric
&
Mesonephric

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If the ______________ hormone is not present @ 4 to 6 weeks the gender defaults to _____________

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(AMH) Anti-Mullerian Hormone
Female

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8
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Define intersex conditions

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a person is born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn’t fit the boxes of “female” or “male.

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9
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Define dosage compensation

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The process by which organisms equalize the expression of genes between members of different biological sexes.

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10
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Dosage compensation ____________ excessive expression of ______________ genes in Humans and other mammals.

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prevents
X-linked

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11
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Define what a Barr Body is

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the inactive X-chromosome in the somatic cells of mammalian females.”

Females have two X chromosomes. Since the somatic cells of females are not involved in sexual reproduction. Here one of the two X chromosomes is inactivated by lyonization.

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12
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Match chromosome number with syndrome
(45, X)
(47, XXY)
Klinefelter
Turner

A

Klinefelter- (47, XXY)

Turner (45, X)

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13
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What is X-inactivation and what does it explain?

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in early development, one cell in development is randomly inactivated.

Dosage compensation

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14
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What is another name for X-inactivation?

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Lyonization

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15
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What controls sex determination in Reptiles?

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Temperature variation

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16
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What enzyme produces estrogen?

A

Aromatase

17
Q

What three pieces of information would you expect to find in a scientific journal-title?

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  1. What the author DID
  2. FOUND
  3. What MODEL was used
18
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Where would you look to find the objective of a journal article?

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The last sentence of the intro paragraph

19
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What is the impact factor regarding scientific journals?

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The number of times the journal was cited by another vendor within 2 years.

20
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Do tables usually have a caption included?

A

No, but graphs do.

21
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Name the seven parts of a scientific journal

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  1. Title
  2. Authors
  3. Abstract
  4. Intro
  5. Methods
  6. Results
  7. Conclusions/ Discussions