Lecture 17 Flashcards

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What was the false idea about the human genome when it was initially sequences?

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What factors influence patterns of genetic diversity and evolution (name and explain all 5)

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Explain mutation-selection balance and selection maintaining variation on how it maintains genetic variation

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What maintains genetic variation?

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5
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What are the two models of population genetic variations and what do they stand for

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Explain morphological and cytological approach to studying genetic diversity (pre-1966)

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Explain why selection experiments (artifical selection) were done to study genetic variation using the example of fruit flies and corn. What did these experiments show?

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8
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Describe lewontins electrophoresis revolution as a way to quantify genetic variation (molecular approch)

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What is a monomorphic vs a polymorphic gene in protien electropheresis

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What are the advantages to studying enzyme polymorphism?

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What did the first allozyme studies indicate (mention third way genetic variation may be maintained)?

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12
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Explain third way genetic variation may be maintained - AKA The neutral theory by Kimura

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13
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Why do humans have such low DNA sequence diversity – use data gained from corn diversity example

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