Differential gene expression Flashcards

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1
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Egg and sperm develop

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zygote

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What are the 3 germ layers

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Endoderm, Mesoderm, and Ectoderm

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Endoderm is the __________ and an example is _____

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Innermost layer; Internal Organs

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Mesoderm is the ______ and an example is

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Middle germlayer; Kidneys

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Ectoderm is the _____ and an example is

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Outer germlayer; Skin

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6
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What is Gastrulation

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The formation of Primary Germ layers

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7
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Somatic cells retain

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The ENTIRE genome

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8
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Totipotency is

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No loss of genetic potential in early development

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9
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Differential gene expression allows

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the cells (or overall development) of the organism

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10
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Differential Gene expression

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LOWERS TOTIPOTENCY

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Certain cells may be turned off or on, this can

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Assign cells to specialized properties/functions

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12
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There are 3 things that controls cells interaction

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Cell signal transduction pathway; Transcirptial/Post transcriptional, and Translational regulation

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13
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Genes are

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Differentially expressed in cell differentiation

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14
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Development process features 2 key events

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Cytoplasmic determinate and inductive signals

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15
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Genes that are ______usually encodes transcription factors

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direct to key events

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16
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MyoD1 is an example of

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Genes directing key events

17
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Morphogens are considered to be______; And can develop

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Form givers;Concentration gradients

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Morphogens MUST

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Directly affect TARGET CELLS

19
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Cytoplasmic determinate is commonly produced

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BY MOM

20
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An example of gene expression in body segmentation is

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Drosophila; Fruit fly

21
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An example of morphogens is

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The hands

22
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Segmentation and homeotic genes

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Controls LATER DEVELOPMENT

23
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MORPHOGENESIS IS THE PROCESS OF

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Developing the body

24
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Homeotic ( in vertebrates) code for ______ that regulate the expression of

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TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS ; GENES determine segments/structures

25
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The multigene family is composed of

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Gene sequences BEING SIMILAR; Probability increases in duplication

26
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Product of BIOCOID gene in DROSOPHILA provides essential info about

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Anterior- Posterior axis

27
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What serves as a source for developmental info in the EARLY Embryo?

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Cytoplasmic determinates ( mrna/morphogens) present in EGG BEFORE FERTILIZATION

28
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What proportion of DNA in human genome codes for proteins/Functional RNA?

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1.5-2%

29
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Cell not having any developmental flexibility is considered

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Differentiated

30
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Retrotransposons are

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RNA MOL as intermediate in Transposition

31
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Pseudogene is

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DNA sequence that USED to be functional; NOT functional any more

32
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Homebox genes code

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for TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS

33
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Homeodomain

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BINDS DNA; Recognizes Target promoter sequence