genetics- not finised Flashcards

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chromosome structure

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chromatids are made from ___ and are the site of ___

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repetitive sequences of DNA- satellite DNA

kinetochore- attatches chromatids to spindle

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3
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heterochromatin is made of

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silenced genes- condensed structure

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4
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euchromatin is made from

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active genes- open structure- where transcribed genes are

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5
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chromatin structure

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DNA packed with histones into nucleosomes

histones have positive charge and DNA have negative

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6
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characteristics of autosomal dominant inheritance

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each child has a 50% chance of inheriting

no skipped generations

equally transmitted to females and males

male to male transmission

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7
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characteristics of sex linked inheritance

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only males affected usually

can skip generations

unaffected women and men can transmit

no male to male transmission

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8
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is sickle cell recessive or dominant

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recessive- both parents must be carriers

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9
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is CF recessive or dominant

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recessive- needs both parents to be carriers

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10
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child’s chances of illness in recessive conditions when both parents are carriers

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1 in 4

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childs chances of carrying with one parent is a carrier in a recessive condition

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2 in 4

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12
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huntingtins dominant or recessive

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dominant

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13
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how is Duchenne’s spread

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X linked inheritance

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14
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how are sex genes inherited

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females get X from dad and X from mum

males get X from mum and Y from dad

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15
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X linked inheritance: mother carrier chances

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50% chance each son will have

50%chance each daughter

both get an X from mother

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16
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X linked inheritance: father carrier chances

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none of sons will have

all daughters will carry

17
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3 types of chromosome abnormality

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numerical

structural

mutational

18
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numerical abnormality: non disjunction mainly comes from

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the mother

except turner syndrome 45,X

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numerical abnormality: whats non disjunction

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chromosomes don’t line up properly during meiosis 1 or 2

sister chromatids don’t separate or 2 homologues end up in 1 cell

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numerical abnormality: autosomal aneuploidy syndromes

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trisomy 21

trisomy 13- patau syndrome

trisomy 18- edwards syndrome

all mainly by non disjunction

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numerical abnormality: trisomy 13 patau syndrome

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dysmorphic features and mental retardation

poor survival

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numerical abnormality: trisomy 18 edwards syndrome

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severe developmental problems

poor survival

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numerical abnormality: sex chromosomes aneuploidy syndrome

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45,X- turner syndrome

47, XXY Klinefelter syndrome

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numerical abnormality: turner syndrome 45, X

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spontaneous loss common

always female- no Y

short stature

infertile

webbed neck and widely spaced nipples

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numerical abnormality: klinefelter syndrome 47,XXY
tall stature and long limbs always male infertile and small testes mild learning difficulties
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structural abnormality: include
balanced or unbalanced rearrangements translocations deletions, insertions and inversions
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structural abnormality: reciprocal translocations
breaks in 2 chromosomes making 2 new derivative chromosomes
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structural abnormality: robertsonian translocations
fusion of 2 acrocentric chromosomes (far away from eachother)
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how are chromosome mutations detected
PCR gel electrophoresis RFLP ARMS DNA sequencing
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genetic processes associated with cancer
oncogenes tumour suppressor genes DNA damage response genes
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what do tumour supressor genes do
cells brakes for growth inhibit cell cycle or promote apoptosis cancer happens when both breaks fail
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what are microsatellite sequences
repeated sequences of DNA