genetics Flashcards

1
Q

what are the 3 diagnostic tests?

A

phenylketonuria,
sickle cell anaemia,
sweat test

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2
Q

how can Huntington’s be diagnosed?

A

chronic villus sampling

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3
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where are antigens found?

A

on surface coats of disease

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4
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what do antigens cause?

A

microbes or pathogens

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5
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what do antigens act as?

A

identity markers for different types of pathogens

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6
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what do antibodies do?

A

neutralize antigens and prevent microbes from multiplying

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7
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what can antibodies be phagocytosed by?

A

granulocytes and monocytes

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8
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what are antibodies?

A

chemically globulins

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9
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what do antibodies form?

A

an important part of immune system

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10
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what are genes?

A

basic unit of heredity

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11
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what do genes do?

A

encodes synthesis of gene product

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12
Q

what do mutations do to individuals?

A

harmful in humans

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13
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when do mutations normally happen?

A

during cell division when the copying of DNA in chromosomes and genes go wrong

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14
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what will happen if mutation happens in a cell?

A

only causes harmful effects in the new cells resulting from the division of that cell

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15
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what happens If mutation occurs during formation of gametes and process of a gamete becoming a zygote?

A

will affect the entire individual

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16
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what is in each sperm and ovum?

A

a single set of chromosomes called haploid state

17
Q

what is diploid state?

A

fertilisation occurs with the resulting zygote will have 2 sets