Chromosome Structure and Mutations Flashcards
a structure that carries the DNA that are supercoiled inside the nucleus
Chromosome
most abundant protein that winds the DNA
Histone
present when the cells are not dividing and is packaged into a “bead-on-a-string” arrangement
Chromatin
Number of chromosomes in a Human Diploid Organism
46 chromosomes
Chromosome 1-22 are called?
Autosomes
Sex Chromosomes?
Chromosome 23
Chromosomes are found in all nucleated cells?
True or False
True
Why is DNA compacted in the chromosome?
To Fit inside the nucleus and for segregation in mitosis
What stage where Chromosomes are only present?
Mitosis
The resting phase and the longest stage of cell cycle?
Interphase
Interphase stage which chromosomes are formed after DNA Replication
S Phase
Once chromosome is formed with two (sister) chromatids after DNA Replication
True or False
True
Presence of mutations will undergo Mitosis
True or false
False
Checkpoint Stage
Gap 2 (G2) Phase
Chromosomes line up at the center
Metaphase
Sister chromatids are pulled apart by the spindle fibers attaching to the Kinetochore
Anaphase
Forms the nuclear envelope from the new cells formed
Telophase
Long arm is designated as s
True or False
True
Chromosome structure that divides the chromosome into arms
Centromere
A component and it assembles the centromere sequences which spindle fibers also attach during Anaphase?
Kinetochore
Type of chromosome that is not present in Humans?
Telocentric
Type of chromosome that divides into short and long arm?
Acrocentric
Human chromosome are acrocentric or submetacentric. True or False?
True
What are the types of chromosomes based on the centromere location?
Metacentric
Submetacentric
Acrocentric
Telocentric
Any inheritable changes in the DNA sequence
Mutations
Mutations in the DNA itseld
Gene mutations
Structural changes in the Chromosomes
Chromosomal mutations
Increase in chromosomal numbers
Genomic mutations
Reverse banding that is opposite to G or Q banding
R Banding
Stain used in R banding
Acridine orange
Stained using Giemsa
G Banding
Centromere staining
C Banding
Stain used to visualize Q Band
Quinacrine or quinacrine mustard
R banding darkly stains?
Euchromatin and non-centromeric regions
It is the complete set of all chromosomes in a cell
Karyotype
A mitogen that stimulate mitosis
Phytohemagglutinin
What stage is arrested in Karyotyping using Colchicine/Colcemid?
Metaphase
Chromosomal mutations
Translocation
Inversion
Deletion
Duplication
A molecular technique used using stain and cultures the cell to visualize chromosomes?
Karyotyping
Translocation always result to an effect (disease) or manifestation of the individual. True or False?
False
Mutation which the gene is loss or deleted
Deletion
Deletion in the short arm of chromosome 5?
Cri du chat
Deletion in the chromosome 15?
Prader Willi Syndrome
A balanced translocation seen in chronic myelogenous leukemia?
Philadelphia Chromosome
Affected chromosome of Philadelphia chromosome?
Chromosome 9 and 22
Translocation of one entire chromosome to the centromere of another chromosome?
Robertsonian Translocation
A mutation involving transfer of one segment of the chromosome to a homologous part or within the same chromosome?
Duplication
Characterized by excision, flipping, or reconnecting of a segment of the chromosome in the same chromosome?
Inversion
Pericentric Inversion
Two arms are broken with centromere and flipped
Paracentric Inversion
One arm is inverted of a chromosome