chapter 14- genetics Flashcards

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what is the constancy of species

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the incorrect assumption that when the world was created all species were there and have stayed there

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what is the direct transmission of traits

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the incorrect assumption that men’s sperm created the baby and once put into a woman the baby would grow
-women are simply carriers

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3
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gregor mendel

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father of genetics

  • worked with peas
  • self fertilization
  • cross fertilization
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4
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cross fertilization

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  1. pure species (P1)
  2. crosses (F1) – brothers and sisters
  3. offspring reproduce (F2)
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5
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alleles

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versions of genes (dominant or recessive)

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6
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locus

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place on chromosome where gene is located

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7
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gene

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DNA to make one protein

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8
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genotype

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letters

-Tt

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9
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phenotype

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what it looks like

-tall vs short

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10
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punnet squares

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stats- what are the chances

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11
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mendel’s first law

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law of segregation

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12
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mendel’s law of segregation

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two genes separated and go to different offspring

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13
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mendel’s second law

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the law of independent assortment

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14
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what is the law of independent assortment

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when two or more characteristics are inherited, individual hereditary factors assort independently during gamete production, giving different traits an equal opportunity of occurring together.

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15
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epstasis

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the inability to score enzyme one when enzyme two is deleted

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16
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what is the lyon hypothesis

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if you have two Xs one shrinks and becomes a Barr Body

17
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Barr bodies

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inactive X chromosomes

18
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what are the sex chromosomes

19
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what is turner’s syndrome

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monosomy X

  • woman
  • very short
  • no pubic hair
  • no period
  • very box shaped body
  • sterile
20
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what is Klinefelter’s disease

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XXY

  • man
  • narrow shoulders
  • wider hips
  • moobs
  • sterile
21
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trisomy 21

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down syndrome

22
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trisomy 13

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patau syndrome

23
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trisomy 18

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edward’s syndrome

24
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achondroplasia

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dwarfism

  • dominant gene
  • prominent forehead
  • short arms and legs
  • curved spines
  • decreased muscle tone
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what is Tay Sachs disease
incurable brain deterioration - recessive allele - nonfunctional enzyme breaks down lysosomes in brain cells, killing them - appeared for the first time in the Jewish community
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sickle cell anemia
- appeared for the first time in Africa - recessive - one missed amino acid causes the cells to lose their shape
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huntington's disease
dominant - symptoms don't show until 30s and 40s - gets severe Alzheimer's symptoms and die within the year
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amniocentesis
- 8 to 10 weeks in pregnancy | - test amniotic fluid to see chromosomes of baby
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RFLP
Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism
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Pleiotropic effect
one single gene controlling several traits which can lead to mutations
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cystic fibrosis
- clogged blood vessels - sticky mucus - salty sweat - liver problems - can't breathe and can't cough up the mucus