introduction to genetics U of Jeddah Flashcards

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scientific study of Heredity

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Genetics:

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transmission of traits from generation to generation.

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Heredity:

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pathway of the genetic traits and their expression
from one to another generation.

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Inheritance:

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sequences of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) that are passed
from parents to their offspring, making them the basic units of
heredity.

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Genes

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The study of human genes and biological variants, and their
inheritance in generations.

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Human genetics:

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The study of the DNA structure and function (at a
molecular level)

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Molecular genetics:

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The study of chromosomal structure and the changes associated
with chromosomal disorders.

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Cytogenetics

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8
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The application of genetic principles to medical practice
including diagnosis and treatment

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Medical genetics:

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The study of genetic or hereditary disorders and the
chance that they are passed on to future generations

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Genetic counselling:

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10
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The study of genetic composition in population

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Population genetics:

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totality of an organism’s DNA.

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genome

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fundamental unit of heredity.

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gene

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Polymorphisms that result from
variation at a single nucleotide.

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single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)

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cell other than those of the gamete-forming germline. In
humans, most them are diploid.

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somatic cell

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The 22 pairs of chromosomes in the body cells

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autosomes

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Structural and numerical abnormalities
Such as down syndrome

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Chromosome abnormalities

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Such as diabetes millituse, hypertension and Alzheimer diseases

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Multifactorial/Polygenic inheritance

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Example: cancer

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Acquired somatic diseases

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electronic Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) contained more than 23,600

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Single gene disorders

20
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genetics variations is as result of….

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sexual reproductions

21
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Parental alleles are recombined

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meiosis

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(alleles).:

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Creates the different versions of
the same gene

23
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the number of chromosomes was determined

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in 1956

24
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how many human genome is…

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20,000

25
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what is the percentage od functioning proteins

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1.5%

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protein is made of

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20 amino acids

27
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non coding genes is

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not making protein

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Heredity material, contains all the genetic information to build an organism.
* Provide genetic blueprint for all proteins in the body.
* Arranged in chromosomes and packed in cells.

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DNA