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What is a Genome?

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Entire hereditary information encoded in DNA

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What are mutations?

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Changes in the DNA

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3
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What is a gene?

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A section of DNA that codes for a protien

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What are the 3 types of Gene mutations?

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Substitution
Insertion
Deletion

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What is a substitution mutation?

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Changes one base only effecting that codon

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What is a insertion mutation?

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Every codon after the insertion point is affected as they are wrong

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What is a deletion mutation?

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Every codon after the deletion point is affected as they are wrong

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What are the 3 substitution mutations?

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Missense
Nonsense
Splice-site

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What is a Missense mutation?

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Replacing the correct amino acid with another

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What is a nonsense mutation?

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Changes the amino acid into a “stop” codon

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What is a splice site mutation?

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Introns included exons excluded

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What is a frameshift mutation?

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Every amino acid after the deletion point will be changed

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13
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What are the 4 chromosome structure mutations?

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Deletion
Inversion
Duplication
Translaction

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14
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What is a duplication mutation?

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When part of the homologous pair breaks off and joins another

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What is a translocation mutation?

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Part of one chromosome breaks off and joins a DIFFRENT chromosome

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What is the importance of gene duplication in evolution?

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Increases variation and provides organisms with a greater chance of surviving to breed and pass on mutations to the next generation

17
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What is Evolution?

A

Changes in organisms over generations as a result of genomic variations

18
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What is Natural selection?

A

The non random increase in the frequency of DNA that increases survival

19
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What is stabilising selection?

A

When an average phenotype is selected for and both extremes are selected against

20
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What is Directional selection?

A

One extreme phenotype is selected for

21
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What is an example of Directional selection?

A

Beak size of Darwins finches

22
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What is Distrupted selection

A

Two or more phenotypes are selected for

23
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What is an example of Distruptive selection?

A

Pale and darker forms of the pepper hawk moth

24
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What is an example of Distruptive selection?

A

Pale and darker forms of the pepper hawk moth

25
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What is speciation?

A

A generation of new biological species by evolution as a result of isolation mutation and selection

26
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What is allopatric speciation?

A

Geographical barriers

27
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Sympatric speciation

A

Only ecological or behavioural

28
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How is genomic sequencing measured?

A

Bioinformatics

29
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What Is phylogenetics?

A

Evolutionary history and relationships

30
Q

What is the correct order of the 3 domains?

A

Animals
Vertebrates
Land plants

31
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What are the 3 domains?

A

Bacteria
Archea
Eukaryotes

32
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What is pharmacogenetics?

A

Drugs and personalised medicines