inheritance Flashcards

1
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Describe the Mendel Experiment

A

Cross pea plants by brushing their pollen to another plant to predict inheritance

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2
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What is a gene?

A

Segment of DNA encodes for a specific protein

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3
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What is an allele?

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A variation of the same gene (might be because of different bases)

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4
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What is the gene encodes for detect bitter flavour?

A

TAS2R38

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5
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Label this types of alleles
TT,Tt,tt

A

Homozygous dominant, Heterozygous and homozygous recessive

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6
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What is phenotypic plasticity?

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The ability of an organism to change a trait in response to environmental factors. Allows individual to adapt different environmental conditions

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7
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What is Phenylketonuria (PKU)?

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recessive disorders caused by a mutation in chromosome 12 that encodes for Phenylalanine Hydroxylase (PHA) which turns Phenylalanine into Tyrosine, toxic levels

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8
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What is a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP)?

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Common mutations (At least 1% of ppl) caused by the change for a single nucleotide

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9
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Why blood type is a multiple allele trait?

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Because it comes from gene ABO found in chromosome 9 and each allele encodes for glycosyltranferase which turns sugars into antigens for RBC

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10
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What is the phenomenon in AB blood type?

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Codominance
IÂI^B

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11
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What is the genotype of gene for blood type O?

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ii (homozygous recessive)

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12
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What is incomplete codominace?

A

Tow different phenotypes give an intermedium offspring (notation; C^wC^r

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13
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What determines the sex of the child?

A

Sperm

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14
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What is the gene that encodes for transcription factors to develop male gonads?

A

SRY gene

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15
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What is aneuploidy and polyploid?

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Have an extra chromosome and more than two extra sets

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16
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What is Klinefelter syndrome?

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Additional copy of chromosome X has female traits

17
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What is the difference between X and Y chromosome?

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Chromosome X- larger and 900 genes
Chromosome Y- shorter and 55 genes

18
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What are the clotting factors that are insufficient in hemophilia?

A

Factors eight and nine

19
Q

What is discrete variation?

A

It Has clasifications

20
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What is a continous variation?

A

Phenotypes that show a big difference between two sides

21
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What is a polygenic variation?

A

It is controlled by more than one gene

22
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What are unliked chromosomes?

A

They are found on different chromosomes

23
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What is a non-disjunction

A

Failure in separating sister chromatids

24
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What is independent assorment?

A

The independent inheritance of an allele due to the separation of sister chromatids

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What is a dihybrid cross?
It considers the inheritance of two traits (GGBb)
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How are called the genes with an exacct position?
Gene loci
27
Why linked genes don't follow Mendel assorment rules?
Because they are nearby each other so they assort as a unit
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A linked gene can assort independently?
Yes, if is further and has material exchange During prophase I in synapse- occurs crossing over
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What happens during crossing over?
Sister chromatids join in chiasmata