Mutations and Genes Flashcards

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1
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The Locations of Mutations in Genes

A

Mutations happen anywhere in DNA

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What happens when a codon is changed to a codon for a different amino acid in a protein-coding region?

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A missense mutation

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What happens when there is a deletion of 3 bp in a protein-coding region?

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A loss of amino acid

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What happens when there are mutations in the promoter?

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No mRNAs

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What happens when there are mutations in regulatory regions?

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Too few or too many mRNAs

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What happens when there are mutations at splice sites?

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Intron left in (or removed wrong) which leads to defective mRNAs

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Sickle Cell Disease Mutation

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DNA: AT to TA bp substitution
RNA: GAA TO GUA at codon 6

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EMS makes GC to AT bp substitutions. What would happen if EMS mutated a 5’-CTT-3’ codon?

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Leu to Phe

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Parsimony

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The simplest explanation is the correct one

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10
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Forward Mutations

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Wild type allele to mutant allele

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Reverse Mutations

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Mutant allele to wild type allele

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