Lecture 1- Heredity and DNA Flashcards

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What is the progeny of offspring replication similar to?

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their parents

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2
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What does transmission genetics involve?

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-the examination of the
patterns of inheritance

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3
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What are experiments designed for?

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so that the transmission of traits can be analysed through several generations

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4
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Define allelic segregation

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the segregation of 2 alleles during meiosis.

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5
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Define cytogenetics

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the application of cytology (study of cells) and cytological techniques to the study of inheritance

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6
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Summarise Griffiths transformation process

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A “transforming principle” from the virulent strain transforms the avirulent strain to virulence.

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Describe Dawson’s Transformation experiment

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He demonstrated that heat-killed virulent, smooth cells could transform living avirulent rough cells to smoothness in vitro (in test tube)

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What is the “transforming principle”?

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DNA

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9
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What are some bacteria “naturally competent” to be able to do?

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-able to take up naked “pure” DNA

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11
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How can E.coli be made competent?

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by incubating it in Calcium Chloride solution

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