Lecture (Central Dogma) Flashcards
1
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Turner Syndrome vs. Down Syndrome
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- male becomes sterile
Affected individuals still fertile - loss of one X chromosome
Addition of chromosome #12
2
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Muscular dystrophy vs Burkitt’s Lymphoma
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- Deletion in X-chromosome
translocation between chromosomes - Relatively slow development
Rapid Development
3
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Deletion vs. Duplication
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- due to missing DNA segment from a chromosome
due to duplicated part of chromosome
2.phenotypic expression depends on the size of the deleted part and the gene deleted
phenotypic expression depend on the size of the duplicated gene and the gene duplicated
4
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Point Mutation vs Frameshift mutation
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- due to substitution of a base pair
due to insertion or deletion of bases - change in one base pair
change in one or more bases
5
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Intercalating Agents vs Alkylating Agents
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- Substances that insert into DNA strands
Alkyls groups are added to the bases or backbone of DNA - causes frameshift mutation
causes spontaneous breakdown or base mispairing
6
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Somatic vs Germline Mutation
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1.Occurs in body cells
Occurs in germ (sex) cells
- Mutations are non-heritable
Mutations are heritable
7
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Translocation vs Inversion
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- Mutation due to change in the position of chromosomal agent
the chromosomal segment is inverted - can occur between or on the same chromosome
occurs within a chromosome
8
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Transition vs. Transversion
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- purine to purine and pyrimidine to pyrimidine
purine to pyrimidine or otherwise - No change in ring structure
there is change in the ring structure
9
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Missense vs Nonsense
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- Usually occurs on the third base of the codon
Usually occurs in the 2nd base of the codon - Does not change the amino acid produced
Changes the amino acid produced