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1
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three ways to generate genetic variation

A

mutation in gene, mutation in regulatory DNA, and gene duplication/divergence, exon shuffling, transposition, horizontal gene transfer

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2
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mutations in germ cells will be transmitted in only _____ reproducing organisms

A

sexually

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3
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mutation affects single nucleotide pair in DNA

A

point mutation

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4
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point mutations occur when mistakes are made in DNA ______ and ______

A

replication and repair

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5
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changes in transcriptional control sequences have what consequence

A

alter how much or when transcription occurs

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6
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gene duplication is caused by

A

crossing-over events

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7
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duplication and movement of _____ occurs by gene duplication and divergence

A

exon

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8
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mobile genetic elements can produce ______ mutations

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insertional

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9
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genes incorporated into cells, sometimes from other species is

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horizontal gene transfer

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10
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mutations and other genetic changes are retained if they have a _____ _____

A

selective advantage

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11
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mutations accumulate in regions ________ significant functional roles

A

without

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12
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genes show _____ changes and are thus _____

A

fewer, conserved

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13
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about how much of the human genome is highly conserved among mammals

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4.5%

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14
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3 domains

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bacteria, archea, and eukaryotes

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15
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what are two mobile genetic elements

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transposons and viruses

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16
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move or transpose within genomes (do not escape cell)

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transposons

17
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three familes of transposons

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L1 and Alu sequence (DNA-only) and retrotransposons (RNA intermediate)

18
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virus ________ typically begins by infection of a cell

A

replication

19
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process of virus infection: viruses _______, _______ new particles and ______ the cell

A

replicate, assemble, lyse

20
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retroviruses are only found in

A

eukaryotes

21
Q

RNA genome that is reverse transcribed to a DNA molecule that integrates into host genome

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retrovirus

22
Q

less than _% of genome codes for proteins

A

2

23
Q

two people vary by __% of nucleotide sequence

A

0.1

24
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______ account for most of the genetic variation

A

SNP’s