Key Area 1.5 And 1.6 - Structure Of The Genome And Mutation Flashcards

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Deletion of genes

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Chromosome mutation in which a sequence of genes is lost from a chromosome

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Deletion of nucleotides

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Single gene mutation involving removal of a nucleotide from a sequence

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Duplication

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Chromosome mutation in which a sequence of genes is repeated on a chromosome

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Genome

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Total genetic material present in an organism

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Insertion

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Single gene mutation in which an additional nucleotide is placed into a sequence

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Inversion

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Chromosome mutation in which a set of genes rotates through 180 degrees

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Mutations

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Random changes to DNA sequences

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Non-coding sequence

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DNA sequence that does not encode protein

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Non-disjunction

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Failure of spindle fibres to separate chromosomes during cell division

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Polyploidy

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Possession of extra sets of chromosomes

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Splice-site mutation

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Mutation at a point where coding and non-coding regions meet in a section of DNA

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Subsitution

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Single gene mutation in which one nucleotide is replaced by another

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Translocation

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Mutation in which part of a chromosome becomes attached to another

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