Exam 4 first lecture Flashcards

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What are mutations?

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Changes in genetic makeup

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What are the two major types of mutations?

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Point Mutation and Chromosomal Mutation

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What are the four different types of Point Mutation?

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1) Silent Mutation
2) Missense (Replacement) Mutation
3) Nonsense Mutation
4) Frameshift Mutation

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Define Silent Mutation

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Silent mutation does not alter the protein (does not change amino acid). There is a change in the genotype, but not the phenotype.

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Define Messense Mutation

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The mutation results in a different amino acid in protein (change in primary structure of protein).

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What are the three parts from messense mutation? Define them

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1) Neutral
2) Negative - decreases function of protein
3) Positive - enhances function of protein

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Define Nonsense Mutation

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Creates a stop codon on mRNA. Premature termination occurs and the polypeptide is truncated

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Define Frameshift Mutation

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Addition or loss of a nucleotide. Reading frame is shifted - massive missense.

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What is Chromosomal Mutation?

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Changes in chromosomal structure or number

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10
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What are the 4 types of structural mutations?

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1) Duplication
2) Deletion
3) Translocation
4) Inversion

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Define duplication

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part of chromosomal structure is duplicated.

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12
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Define deletion

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part of chromosomal structure is deleted from that code

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Define translocation

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a piece of the chromosome breaks off and attaches to another chromosome.

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14
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Define inversion

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A segment of the chromosome breaks off, but reattaches back onto it but in reverse order.

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