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Chapter 4c - Cytogenetics Flashcards

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1
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Changes in Chromosomes

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  1. Aneuploidy
  2. Euploidy
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addition or substruction of one or more chromosomes

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aneuploidy

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Two types of aneuploidy

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  1. Hyperploidy
  2. Hypoploidy
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gain of chromosomes

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Hyperploidy

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loss of chromosomes

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Hypoploidy

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Types of Hyperploidy

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  1. trisomy
  2. double trisomy
  3. tetrasomy
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trisomy

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2n + 1

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double trisomy

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2n + 1 + 1

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tetrasomy

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2n + 2

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Types of hypoploidy

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  1. monosomy
  2. double monosomy
  3. nullisomy
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monosomy

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2n-1

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double monosomy

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2n -1 -1

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nullisomy

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2n -2

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trisomy 21

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Down syndrome

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trisomy 18

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Edwards syndrome

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XXY

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Klinefelter’s Syndrome

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trisomy 13

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Patau Syndrome

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Effects of Nullisomics

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  1. dwarf
  2. less tillering
  3. female fertile
  4. male fertile
  5. awnless
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Origin of Aneuploids

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  1. loss of chromosomes
  2. non-disjunction of chromosomes and chromatids
  3. irregulariteis in chromosome distribution
  4. formation of multiple spindles
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exam of a single cell type, as often found in fluid specimens

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Cytology

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chromosome mutation resulting in a change in the whole genome

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euploidy

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Types of Euploidy

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  1. monoploidy
  2. polyploidy
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only one copy of genome due to early separation of chromatids

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monoploidy (X)

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detection of monoploidy

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  1. morphological
  2. cytological
  3. highly sterile
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with more than two sets of genome

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polyploidy

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Detection in polyploidy

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  1. change in morphology
  2. change in fertility
  3. change in interspecific crossability
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Types of polyploidy

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  1. Allopolyploidy
  2. Autopolyploidy
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having two or more complete sets of chromosomes derived from different species
- AABB

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allopolyploidy

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Ex. of allopolyploidy

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  1. Raphanobrassica
  2. The case of wheat
30
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occurs when organisms have more than two sets of chromosomes from the same species

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Autopolyploidy

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origins of autoploids

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  1. arise spontaneously
    - nondisjunction in mitosis/meiosis
    - restitution nucleus
  2. unreduced gametes
  3. can be induced

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