ning- punnetts and shit Flashcards

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What is genetics?

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The study of heredity; it involves the study f cells, individuals, their offspring,a net he population within which the organisms live

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___ ___ is constructed by mating individuals from 2 parents strains each of which exhibits 1 of the 2 contrasting forms of the character under study

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monohybrid cross (original parents = P1; their offspring= F1)

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dihybrid cross is constructed by mating individuals from 2 parent staring wen the genres under study are on ___ ____

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different chromosomes. There are 2 pairs of contrasting forms of character under study; individuals resulting from self-fertilization of the F1 generation are called F2

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What is unit factor?

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in pairs- genetic characters are controlled by unit factors that exist in pairs in individual organisms

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What is the difference between dominance and recessive?

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when 2 unique unit factors for a single character are present in a single individual. one unit factor is dominant to the other which is said to be recessive

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What is segregation?

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during the formation of gametes the paired unit factors separate randomly so that each gamete receives one or the other with equal likelihood

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a ___ ___ is a specific position or location of a gene on a chromosome

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genetic locus

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an ____ is an alternative form of a gene (unlike unit factor)

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allele

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9
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During the first division of meiosis, ___ ___ separate which are not identical

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homologous chromosomes

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10
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____ is when one gene can affect more than one trait

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pleiotropy

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What is incomplete or partial dominance?

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when the combining gene products from the two alternative allele produce an intermediate phenotype ( Rr x Rr = RR, 2Rr, rr; if R= red and r= pink than Rr is pink in F2 generation)

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12
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___ is when 2 alleles are responsible for the production of 2 distinct and detectable products. The distinct genetic expression of both alleles in a heterozygote is called _____.

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co-dominance x2 (ex. A and B= AB blood type)

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13
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The existence of 2 or more discontinuous, segregating phenotypes in a population is known as

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polymorphism (blood type)

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14
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when expression or the lack of expression of certain genes can affect the survival of an organism

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lethal allele

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15
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What is epistasis?

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the phenomenon of masking/ modifying the effect of one gene pair by the expression of another

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16
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sex linkage is when the gene that determines a specific characteristic is on the ___ chromosome

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sex

17
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during meiosis a limited number of ___ ___ occur randomly between homologous chromosomes, the ____ the the two ___ reside on the axis of the chromosome, the less likely it is that any ___ ___ will occur, and vis-versa

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crossover event; closer; loci

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restriction enzymes cut the __ ___ in specific locations

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DNA sequence

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After the restriction enzymes works, ___ ___ can allow the joining of different DNA, but __ ___ are left jagged after they’ve been cut

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blunt ends; adhesive ends

20
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adding labeled nucleotides allows you to locate ___ ___ on DNA

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specific locations

21
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a circular ___ ____ ____ undergoes cleave with a restriction nuclease, addition of the DNA fragment to be cloned which undergoes ___ ___ by DNA ligase resulting in recombinant DNA

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double stranded plasmid DNA (cloning vector); covalent linkage

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___ ____ uses labeled complementary DNA or RNA probe to localize a specific DNA or RNA sequence in a portion of a tissue

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in situ hybridization

23
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The physical appearance of a trait is called the _____ of the individual

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phenotype

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Individuals resulting from self-fertilization of the F1 generation are called __ ___.

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F2 generation

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When two unlike unit factors responsible for a single character are present in a single individual, one unit factor is _____ to the other, which is said to be

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dominant; recessive

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During the formation of gametes, the paired unit factors separate or ___ ___ so that each gametes receives one or the other with equal likelihood

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segregate randomly

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a sequence of DNA bases containing biologically useful info is called a ____

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gene

28
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one maternal and one paternal chromosome paired is referred to as ____

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homology

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The first division in meiosis separates ___ ___. The second division in meiosis separates ___ ___.

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homologous chromosomes; sister Chromatids

30
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Cells contain two sets of chromosomes are _____. Condition in which cells contain one set of chromosomes (eggs & sperms also called gametes) are called ____.

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diploid; haploid

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During gamete formation, segregating pairs of unit factors assort _____.

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independently of each other (independent assortment)

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The _____ of a genetic disorder is the proportion of individuals with the __-__ genotype who actually express the trait; complete ____ means the trait is expressed in 100 percent of persons with that genotype

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penetrance; at-risk; penetrance

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___ ___ are a tool for DNA recombination, it is an enzyme that cuts DNA at or near specific recognition nucleotide sequences known as _____ sites

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restriction enzymes; restriction

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Non-blunt ends are created by ___ ___. An overhang is a stretch of unpaired nucleotides in the end of a DNA molecule. These unpaired nucleotides can be in either strand, creating either __ or __ overhangs. These overhangs are in most cases ____.

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various overhangs; 3’ or 5’; palindromic

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The simplest DNA end of a double stranded molecule is called a __ ___, when both strands terminate in a base pair. They are not always desired in biotechnology since when using a __ __ to join two molecules into one, the yield is significantly lower with them.

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blunt end; DNA ligase

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The DNA template can be labeled at the __ or ___end, depending on the location of the binding site(s). Labels that can be used are: ___ and ___.

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3’ or 5’; radioactivity and fluorescence