Genetic Variability Flashcards

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Genetic Recombination

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  • Cross over
  • increases genetic variability
  • not a mutation
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Congenital Defect

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A birth defect

  • develops during prenatal life-present at birth
  • genetic or environmental factors
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Genetic Abnormality

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rare/uncommon version of a trait

–albinism

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Mutation

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change in nucleotides that produce a new allele

  • may be good, bad, or have no effect
  • usually occurs during copying of DNA
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Genetic Disorder

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Inherited Condition

  • sooner of later causes mild to sever problems
  • alteration in DNA sequence that affects synthesis of on e product of protein.
  • you get it from a parent
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Genetic Disease

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Not Inherited

  • Illness that effects workable genes
  • viral, radiation can cause this
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Duplication

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Segment of DNA is copied twice

-generally not too bad/harmful

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Inversion

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Segment of DNA is inverted

-generally not too bad/harmful

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Translocation

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Crossover of non-homologous chromosomes

-the genes were switched for a different gene not an allele

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Insertion/ Deletion

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  • A nucleotide or a segments is added or deleted
  • lethal or serious disease
  • viral attack or radiation
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Aneuploidy

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change in chromosome number

  • usually 1 extra or less (47 or 45 chromosomes)
  • failure of chromosomes to seperate during meiosos (chromatid separating)
  • -happens in meiosis II
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Monosomy

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missing 1 member of a chromosome pair (45 chromosomes)

-severe, abortion

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Polysomy

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extra chromosome

-3 homologous autosomes or 3 sex chromosomes

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Down Syndrome

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Extra chromosome 21 (trisomy 21)

  • symptoms vary
  • most show moderate to severe mental impairment
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XXY

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Kleinfelter’s Syndrome

  • sterile, smaller reproductive organs
  • 1 in 500-1000
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XYY

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  • large stature

- 1 in 1000

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Monosomy of X

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Short stature, malformed ovaries, no secondary sexual characteristics, congenital heart defects