Module 1- Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

How can we align multiple sequences?

A

Look at how a nucleotide identity at one site changes over time

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2
Q

How do we calculate change in frequency from a plot?

A

Change in freq = later freq - initial freq

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3
Q

How many different amino acids does the standard genetic code encode?

A

20

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4
Q

Do nucleotide changes affect protein structure

A

YES
When virus evolves to change its antigenic properties, the proteins structure changes too

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5
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What are Synonymous mutations

A

Mutations that do not change the amino acid

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6
Q

What are Non-synonymous mutations

A

Mutations that change the amino acid

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7
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Haplotype Frequency

A

The frequency at which a particular combination of alleles occurs together on the same chromosome

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8
Q

Are evolution at different sites independent?

A

They are not independent

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9
Q

How can we check how genetically variable are different sites?

A

We can check heterozygosity at each site

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10
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Heterozygosity

A

A measure of genetic diversity
-A high level of heterozygosity indicates that there is a wide range of genetic variation within the population, while a low level of heterozygosity indicates that the population is more genetically homogeneous.

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11
Q

What does the variable K mean?

A

The number of possible alleles

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12
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What does the variable X mean?

A

Allele Frequency

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13
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What does Xk mean?

A

The frequency of kth allele

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14
Q

Can Xk be negative?

A

NO

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15
Q

Can Xk exceed 1?

A

NO

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16
Q

What 2 numbers is Xk between

A

0 and 1

17
Q

What does no diversity mean?

A

There is only 1 allele present
Xk = 1 and all other Xk = 0

18
Q

What is H when there is no diversity?

A

H takes the smallest possible value (0)

19
Q

What does maximum diversity mean?

A

All alleles are present at equal frequencies of Xk = 1/K
-Heterozygosity is H = 1-1/k

20
Q

What is H when diversity is high?

A

H is a value close to 1
H = 1-(1/K^2 + …1/K^2)

21
Q

How to calculate H max?

A

1-1/K

22
Q

What does a larger K mean?

A

A larger K means more maximum diversity
-As K increases, H also increases

23
Q

What does H = 0 mean?

A

No diversity

24
Q

What do smaller values of H mean?

A

Lower diversity

25
Q

What do larger values of H mean?

A

Higher diversity

26
Q

What does a conserved H mean?

A

No genetic variation at all sites
H = 0

27
Q

What does variable H mean?

A

Diverse
H > 0

28
Q

How to calculate heterozygosity when all allele frequencies are the same?

A

H = 1-1/K