Lecture 6 Flashcards

1
Q

Why do we need to use statistical tests for our experimental data?

A

to determine whether results are significant or just by chance

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2
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Define p-value.

A

The probability that results of another experiment will deviate from expected results by chance

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3
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Define autosomal inheritance.

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pattern of inheritance when gene is located on a NON-sex chromosome

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4
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Define pedigrees.

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A diagram that shows the relationships between family members and inheritance of traits through generation
iow. a gene family tree

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5
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Define carrier.

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a person who has or “carries” a genetic difference but doesn’t have the disease

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6
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Define proband.

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the first person in a family identified to have a condition or disorder

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7
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autosomal dominant

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trait occurs in both heterozygous and “dominant” homozygous genotype

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8
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recessive inheritance

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only appears if homozygous for the recessive allele

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9
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Chi-Square Test

A

statistical test used to determine if there is a significant difference between observed phenotypes and predicated ratios
x<0.5 is null hypothesis is rejected

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10
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nucleosomes=

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Total base pairs/(146bp of core DNA length +linker DNA length)

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