Mutation Flashcards

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1
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2 types of mutation?

A

Gene/ point mutation
Chromosome mutation

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What is gene mutation

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Alterance is based sequence at the level of a singular or a few base pairs on the DNA

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Chromosome mutation?

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Alterance of the number of chromosomes or gross structure of chromosomes

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What affect does substituting a single base pair have

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Can cause the codon to code for a different amino acid

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5
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Does substituting a base always have an affect on the protein produced

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No, bc of redundancy/ the idea of a degenerate code

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What affect does base pair addition or deletion have

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Shifts the sequence out of frame resulting in multiple amino acid changes

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What do we call the change caused by base pair addition or deletion

A

frameshuft mutations

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8
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3 types of gene mutation

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base pair addition, mutation and substitution

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Base pair substitution?

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Single base pair change that alters a single amino acid or none in the new codon codes for the same amino acid as the original

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Base pair deletion

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Removal of any number of base pairs affecting all following amino acids

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Base pair addition

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Addition of any number of base pairs affecting all following amino acids

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