Ch9 Genetic diversity and adaptation Flashcards

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Causes of mutations

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  1. high energy ionising radiation
  2. mutagenic
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Mutation affect on enzyme

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  1. change in base sequence
  2. change in sequence of triplet codes
  3. change in primary structure
  4. change in tertiary structure
  5. change in active site
  6. substrate no longer complementary
  7. can no longer from ES complex
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Mutation affect on protein

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  1. change in base sequence
  2. change in sequence of triplet codes
  3. change in primary structure
  4. change in tertiary structure
  5. no longer functional
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Why mutation doesn’t affect protein

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  1. degenerate code
  2. affects introns which are spliced
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Meiosis

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  1. produces 4 gametes
  2. genetically different cells
  3. haploid chromosomes
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How does meiosis produce variation

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  1. crossing over
  2. independent assortment
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Crossing over

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  1. prophase 1
  2. homologous pairs of chromosome twist around each other
  3. sections of DNA break off
  4. exchange in sister chromosomes (recombination)
  5. produces different combo of alleles
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Independent assortment

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  1. anaphase I- homologous pairs of chromosomes separate
  2. anaphase II- chromatids separate
  3. independent assortment produces mixes of alleles
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Meiosis I vs Meiosis II

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  1. metaphase I- homologous chromosome pairs line up on equator
  2. metaphase II - single chromosome randomly arranged on equator
  3. independent segregation produces different combinations of alleles
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Homologous chromosomes

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  1. pair of chromosomes with same loci
  2. one maternal and one paternal
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Calculation of chromosomal combinations

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2^(number of homologous chromosomes)

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Genetic diversity

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total number of different alleles in a population

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Founder effect

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  1. small number of individuals
  2. low variety of alleles
  3. low genetic diversity
  4. group interbreeds
  5. individuals more likely to inherit mutated allele
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Genetic bottleneck

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  1. event causes reduction in population size
  2. low number of individuals
  3. low variety of alleles
  4. low genetic diversity
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Directional selection

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  1. occurs in changing environment
  2. selection against one extreme
  3. mean is shifted towards favoured extreme
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Stabilising selection

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  1. occurs in unchanging environment
  2. selection against extreme phenotypes
  3. standard deviation reduced
  4. mean unaltered(best adapted)
  5. repeated over many generations
  6. increased proportion of mean phenotype
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Disruptive selection

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  1. occurs in changing environment
  2. selection against mean phenotype
  3. mean shifts towards both extreme phenotypes