Genetics And Molecular Flashcards

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Chromosome other than sex chromosomes

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Autosome

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Small segment of DNA that contains genetic information necessary to construct a protein or part of a protein

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Gene

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Alternate form for a gene; one or two or more different genes that may occupy a specific locus on a chromosome

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Allele

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Position of a gene on a chromosome

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Locus

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5
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Alleles on the same chromosome

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Cis position

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Alleles on opposite chromosomes

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Trans position

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Normal number of chromosomes in zygote and all body cells

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46 (diploid)

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8
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Normal number of chromosomes in gametes (Sex cells)

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23 (haploid)

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Cell division that leads to 2 identical cells that have the same number of paired chromosomes

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Mitosis

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10
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Mitosis occurs in which cells??

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Somatic cells

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Cell division that occurs when gametes are formed and will not have pairs of chromosomes

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Meiosis

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12
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Mitosis produces how many daughter cells

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2

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13
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Gametes are haploid or diploid?

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Haploid

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14
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5 cell stages

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Interphase
Prophase
Anaphase
Metaphase
Telophase
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15
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Stage between cell divisions where cell is not actively dividing but engaged in metabolic activity

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Interphase

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16
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Both alleles are equally strong and product of both alleles is observable as an inherited trait

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Co-dominant inheritance

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17
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Most blood group system alleles follow what type of inheritance?

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Co-dominant

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18
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Inheritance of identical alleles at a given locus on both chromosomes

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Homozygous

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19
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Inheritance of different alleles at a given locus on both chromosomes

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Heterozygous

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20
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Silent gene; gene is present but does not result in production of detectable product

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Amorph

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21
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Inheritance of only one member of a chromosome pair or chromosome segment rather than the usual 2

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Hemizygous

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22
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Antigens of ABO blood group are carbohydrates or proteins?

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Carbohydrates

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23
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Antigens of Rh blood group are carbohydrates or proteins?

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Proteins

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24
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Blood group antigen proteins that have complement regulatory functions

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Complement receptor type 1 (CR1, CD35: Knops antigens)

Decay accelerating factor (DAF, CD55: Cramer antigens)

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Blood group antigens that serves as anion transporter
Diego and Wright
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Blood group antigen that serves as water channel transporter
Colton
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Blood group antigen that serves as urea transporter
Kidd
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Blood group antigen that resides on chemokine receptor
Duffy
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Blood group antigen that resides on hyaluron receptor
Indian
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Genetic makeup of an individual
Genotype
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Outward expression of genes/observable traits
Phenotype
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Difference in antigen density manifested by antibodies giving stronger reactions with cells that have double dose of antigen
Dosage
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Blood groups that demonstrate dosage
Rh Duffy MNSs Kidd
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Event that leads to production of altered gene or new gene that did not exist in biological parents
Mutation
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2 or more alleles at a single locus
Polymorphism
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Polymorphism common in what blood group systems?
ABO and HLA
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Physical association between 2 genes that are located on same chromosome
Linkage
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Closely linked genes inherited together
Haplotype
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Blood group systems exhibiting linkage
Secretor and Lutheran genes on same chromosome HLA D gene closely linked to Cc and Ee genes MNSs
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Hardy Weinberg equilibrium
P+q=1 | P^2 + 2pq +q^2 = 1
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Square on pedigree chart
Male
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Circle on pedigree chart
Female
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Child inherited a genetic marker that is not found in mother or alleged father
Direct exclusion
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Example of direct exclusion
Mother who types A and alleged father who types O have a child who types B
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Child lacks a genetic marker that the father should have transmitted to all his offspring
Indirect exclusion
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Example of indirect exclusion
Mother who types CC and alleged father who types cc have child who types CC
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Inheritance that is not sex-linked; trait appears in every generation
Autosomal dominant
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Inheritance pattern that affects both male and female at the same rate
Autosomal dominant
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Inheritance pattern transmitted by average person to half of his/her children on average
Autosomal dominant
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Inheritance pattern in which unaffected persons do not transmit trait to their children
Autosomal dominant
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Inheritance pattern that is not sex-linked, trait appears in siblings but not their parents or offspring
Autosomal recessive
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Inheritance pattern in which both parents are recessive for trait
Autosomal recessive
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Inheritance pattern in which trait appears only in siblings
Autosomal recessive
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Autosomal recessive affect on male and female
Same rate
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Inheritance pattern in which trait resides on X chromosome and males and females are affected
X-linked dominant
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Affected males in X-linked dominant will transmit trait to which of their offspring?
All of their daughters | None of their sons
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Affected females of X-linked dominant trait who are heterozygous will transmit condition to which of their offspring?
Half of their children of either sex
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Affected females of X-linked dominant trait who are homozygous transmit condition to which of their offspring?
All of their children
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Inheritance pattern in which trait resides on X chromosome, males and homologous females affected
X-linked recessive
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Inheritance pattern in which incidence of trait is much higher in males than in females?
X-linked recessive
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Inheritance pattern in which trait is passed from affected man through all his daughters to half of their sons
X-linked recessive
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Inheritance pattern in which trait is never transmitted directly from father to son
X-linked recessive
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Inheritance pattern in which trait is transmitted through female carriers
X-linked recessive
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Inheritance pattern in which trait resides on Y chromosome, only males affected
Y-linked
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Inheritance pattern in which trait is transmitted only from father to son with all sons affected
Y-linked