Lab 3 Flashcards

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Know how to do the blood type problems

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Dominant:A, B, AB

Recessive O

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2
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If a person failed a color-blind test they are most likely

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Male

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3
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Dominant

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At least one parent is affected and multiple children are affected

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4
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Recessive

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Neither parent is affected but at least one child is affected

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5
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X-linked

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Occurs in mainly males and skips generations

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6
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Know which chromosomes are autosomes

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Autosomes are numbered chromosomes

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7
Q

Which chromosomes are sex chromosomes

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XX and XY

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8
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Down’s

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Extra 21 chromosome

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9
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Turner

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Female, with only one X chromosome

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10
Q

Klinefelter

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Male, extra X chromosome

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11
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Jacob

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Male, extra Y chromosome

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12
Q

Deoxyribose

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Black pentagon

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13
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Ribose

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Purple pentagon

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14
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Phosphate

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White tube connecting

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15
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Adenine

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Orange

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16
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Cytosine

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Blue

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17
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Guanine

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Yellow

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18
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Thymine

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Green

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19
Q

Ribosome

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Space ship

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20
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DNA

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Black deoxyribose between white phosphates with bases A-T, G-C

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21
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m-RNA

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Purple ribose between the white phosphates with bases A-U, G-C

22
Q

What molecule is produced by DNA replication?

23
Q

What are triplet codes?

Why is it called a triplet code?

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3 bases on the DNA, because they are read in threes

24
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What molecule is produced by transcription?

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What molecule is produced by translation?
Polypeptides/proteins
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Which type of RNA possesses codons?
mRNA
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Which type of RNA possesses anticodons?
tRNA
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What was the purpose of adding SDS?
Breaks down the cell and nuclear membrane, releasing DNA
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What was the purpose of adding 95% ethanol?
To precipitate the DNA
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Name the two ways the molecules are being separated
Charge and size
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Transformation
Making amino acids that will make proteins
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Place Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic eras in chronological order and translate
Ancient- Paleozoic era Middle - Mesozoic era Recent - Cenozoic era
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Homologous
Similar structures in different organisms
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Analogous
Different structures in different organisms
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Why are there differences in Chimpanzee and human postures?
Difference in curvature of spine because they walk on their knuckles, differences are due to locomotion
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Why are there differences between the human and chimpanzee facial features?
Diet, brain size, and locomotion
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What are the characteristics all embryos have in common?
Tail, sumites, pharyngeal pouches
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Comparing pig and chick embryo, which one is more similar to human and why?
Pig, mammals
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What are the same basic biochemical molecules all living organisms share?
DNA, ATP, 20 amino acids, and enzymes
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Wells containing serum. Which is closest to human?
Cloudiest is most similar to human
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What are the three main evidences that support evolution?
Fossil evidence, biochemical evidence, and comparative anatomy
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What is the purpose of the Hardy-Weinberg Law?
To tell if a population is evolving, enables us to calculate allelic and genotypic frequencies
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What is the equation dealing with genotypic frequencies?
P^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1
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Frequency of the homozygous dominant genotype
p^2
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Frequency of the heterozygous genotype
2pq
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Frequency of the recessive genotype
q^2
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What is the equation dealing with allele frequencies?
p + q = 1
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Frequency of dominant allele
p
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Frequency of recessive allele
q
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Bottleneck effect
Catastrophe or predation that kills off part of a population
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Founder effect
Small group of a population that left voluntarily or got separated from the original population