genetics Flashcards

1
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trisomy 21

A

down syndrome

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2
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trisomy 18

A

edwards syndrome

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3
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trisomy 13

A

patau syndrome

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4
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p arm

A

petite arm

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5
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q arm

A

longer arms

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6
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genotype

A

two allele copies make up genotype. genetic makeup

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7
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phenotype

A

physical manifestations

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8
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autosomal dominant

A

vertical transmission. only one allele of a gene needed for expression. (postaxial polydactyly)

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9
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autosomal recessive

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2 copies of a gene needed to influence phenotype. (tyrosinase-negative albinism)

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10
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X-linked recessive

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all daughters of affected males are heterozygous carriers. female carriers transmit the affected allele to 50% of sons and daughters. (Duchenne muscular dystrophy)

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11
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x-linked dominant

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very rare. males transmit the trait to only females. 100% of females. Females transmit the trait to males and females (50% of offspring) (hypophosphatemia)

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12
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reduced penetrance

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phenotype occurring in less than 100% of individuals inheriting the gene. (retinoblastoma 90% penetrance)

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13
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Variable expressivity

A

range of phenotypes that vary between individuals with specific genotype. (neurofibromatosis)

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14
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Locus heterogeneity

A

single disorder, trait, or pattern of traits caused by mutations in genes at different chromosomal loci. (osteogenesis imperfecta).

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15
Q

crossing over occurs during what phase of meosis

A

prophase 1

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16
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mosaicism

A

one of the x chromosomes in a female in each cell is inactivated.

17
Q

nondisjunction

A

homologs fail to separate properly

18
Q

aneuploid

A

cells with abnormal chromosome number

19
Q

euploid

A

cells with normal number of chromsomes

20
Q

prader willi syndrome

A

paternal chromosome is deleted

21
Q

angelman syndrome

A

maternal chromosome is deleted