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two processes create new combinations of genetic info in populations during sexual reproduction

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  1. indepenedent assortment of chromosomes

2. crossing over

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independant assortment of chromosomes

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produces gametes with different maternal and paternal chromosomes
the more chromosomes present, the greater the number of different gametes

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crossing over

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exchange of sections of chromosomes on homologous pairs
occurs during prophase 1 of meiosis
mixes maternal and paternal homologous chromosomes

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mutations

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change in the genetics of an organisms

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point mutations

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change in the nucleotide sequence or a small section of a nucleic acid. caused by:
-copying errors during DNA replication
-changes in the structure of nucleotides by:
high energy photons (radiation)
chemicals in the environment

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types of point mutations

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  1. base substitutions

2. base deletions

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base substitutions

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change in nucleotide sequence

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base deletions

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loss of nucleotide

results in a change in the amino acid sequences downstream from the deletion

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chromosomal mutations

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  1. extra or missing copies of chromosomes
    results from nodisjunction (failure of chromosomes to seperate) during meiosis
    missing chromsoems are lethal
    extra chromosomes are usually lethal in animals
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nondisjunction in meiosis 1

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all abnormal gametes

results in extra chromosomes and missing chromosomes

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nondisjunction in meiosis 2

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normal and abnormal gametes

results in normal, extra, and missing chromosome

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exceptions to lethal effects of extra chromosomes in animal

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1. extra copies of sex chromosomes:
extra X chromosomes are silenced 
Y chromosomes carry few geens
XXX- normal female
XYY- normal male
XXY- sterile male
2. extra copy of chromosome 21
causes down syndrome
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13
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nondisjunction events

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increase with age

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chromosomal abnormalities: result from

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from improper crossing over and seperation of chromosomes
a) deletions
b) duplications
c) inversions
d) translocation:
exchange of chromosomal material between non homologous chromosome
cane result in extra or missing regions of chromosome in gamates

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