Set 7 Flashcards
what is aneuploidy?
the loss or gain of one or more chromsomes
what is monosomic ?
where a person is missing 1 chromsomes (2n-1)
what are aneuploids ?
individuals who chromsome numbers in the haploid is not similar to others
what is trisomic ?
where a person has an additional chromsomes (2n+1)
what is tetrasomic ?
when a person has an additional 2 extra chromsomes (2n+2)
is monosomy lethal to humans
yes
is trisomy lethal to humans
not always lethal
how can somatic aneuploidies problematic
large chromsomes like 1 & 2 when trisomied are automatically killed due to excess protein produced
which type trisomy stay alive
trisomy 21 ,13 and 18
what is X- inactivation ?
where only one X is technically working that why we have triple x as the rest of the X’s are barr bodies near the nuclear memvrane
does trisomy 21 happens in MI, MII or both
both
does monosomy 21 happen in MI,MII or both
both
does kleinfelter (XXY) result in NDJ MI, MII or both WITHIN FEMLAES
both within females
does turner (XO) result from NDJ in MI,MII or both in FEMAMLES W
both
does turner (XO) result from NDJ in MI,MII or both in MALES
Both
does kliefelter result from NDJ in MI,MII or both in MALES
MI
does triple x result from NDJ in MI,MII or both in MALES
MII
Can aneuploidy happen in mitosis ?
yes
what is the type of aneuploody can happen in mitosis ?
NDJ & Chromsomes loss at anaphase
what is the results of NDJ in mitosis?
trisomy and monsomy
what is the results of chromsomes lose in mitosis ?
normal and monsomy
what is gynandromorph ?
large patches of male and female phenotypes
what is euploidy ?
individuals that have a complete sets of chromsome; typically diplod
what is polyploids
carry three or more complete sets of chromsomes ( triploid 3x)
what is monploid
only has one set of chromomsomes tend to infetile
what are 3 example of haplodiplody ?
ants,bees and wasps
what is haplodiplody ?
where unfertilized eggs (haploid become males
and fertilized eggs ( diploid become females
what is parthenogenesis and what is an example ?
komodo dragon and its reproduction without fertilization
triploids are mostly sterile
what is a zygote
a diploid cell resulting from the fusion of two haploid gametes