Supplemental for LE1 Flashcards

1
Q

as the term implies, focuses on the earliest attempts to
understand how traits are inherited by offspring from their parents.

A

classical genetics

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2
Q

is an Augustinian monk who is considered the
father of classical genetics

A

Gregor mendel

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3
Q

peas scientific name

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Pisum sativum

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4
Q

According to Mendel, these traits
are controlled by hereditary units, which he called

A

elementen

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5
Q

Each
unit in a gene pair is called an

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allele

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6
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An allele is ___if it masks the expression of the other allele when theyoccur together in a gene pair

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dominant

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7
Q

The genes that constitute an individual is known as its

A

genotype

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8
Q

If a
gene pair is made up of identical alleles (e.g. YY or yy), the genotype is
considered to be

A

homozygous

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9
Q

On the other hand, if the genotype is made
up of non-identical alleles (e.g. Yy), it is

A

heterozygous

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10
Q

The biological trait
specified by the genotype is the

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phenotypic

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11
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Mendel’s first principle of inheritance is the

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principle of independent segregation

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12
Q

states that the alleles of a gene pair separate from each other
during gamete formation so that they are distributed into different gametes.

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principle of indepdendent segregation

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13
Q

states that the alleles of a gene pair separate from each other
during gamete formation so that they are distributed into different gametes.

A

chromosomes

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14
Q

The specific region occupied by a gene or allele in a
chromosome is known as a l

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locus

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15
Q

One chromosome
may carry several genes along its length which constitute a

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linkage group

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16
Q

given 2n=4 give the following chromosome number from G1 to T

A

g1 - 4
s - 4
g2 - 4
p - 4
m - 4
a - 8
t - 4

17
Q

given 2n=4 give the following chromatid number from G1 to T

A

g1 - 4
s - 8
g2 - 8
p - 8
m - 8
a - 8
t - 4

18
Q

given 2n=4 give the following homologous chromosomes number from G1 to T

A

g1 - 2
s - 2
g2 - 2
p - 2
m - 2
a - 4
t - 2

19
Q

given 2n=4 give the following monad number from G1 to T

A

g1 - 4
s - 0
g2 - 0
p - 0
m -0
a - 8
t - 4

20
Q

given 2n=4 give the following dyad number from G1 to T

A

g1 - 0
s - 4
g2 - 4
p - 4
m - 4
a -0
t -0

21
Q

given 2n=4 give the following tetradnumber from G1 to T

22
Q

given 2n=4 give the following centromeres number from G1 to T

A

g1 - 4
s - 4
g2 - 4
p - 4
m - 4
a - 8
t - 4

23
Q

given 2n=4 give the following genetic content number from G1 to T

A

g1 - 2c
s - 4c
g2 - 4c
p - 4c
m -4c
a - 4c
t - 2c

24
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given 2n=4 give the following chromosome number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 4
s - 4
g2 - 4
p1 - 4
m1 - 4
a1 - 4
t1 - 2
p2 - 2
m2 - 2
a2 - 2
t2 -2

25
Q

given 2n=4 give the following genetic content number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 2c
s - 4c
g2 - 4c
p1 - 4c
m1 - 4c
a1 - 4c
t1 - 2c
p2 - 2c
m2 -2c
a2 - 2c
t2 - 1c

26
Q

given 2n=4 give the following homologous chromosome number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 2
s - 2
g2 - 2
p1 - 2
m1 - 2
a1 - 2
t1 - 0
p2 - 0
m2 -0
a2 2
t2 - 0

27
Q

given 2n=4 give the following monad number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 4
s - 0
g2 - 0
p1 - 0
m1 - 0
a1 - 0
t1 - 0
p2 - 0
m2 -0
a2 4
t2 - 2

28
Q

given 2n=4 give the following dyad number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 0
s - 4
g2 - 4
p1 - 0
m1 -0
a1 - 0
t1 - 2
p2 - 2
m2 -2
a2 0
t2 - 0

29
Q

given 2n=4 give the following tetrads number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 0
s - 0
g2 - 0
p1 - 2
m1 -2
a1 - 2
t1 - 0
p2 - 0
m2 -0
a2 0
t2 - 0

30
Q

given 2n=4 give the following centromere number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 4
s - 4
g2 - 4
p1 - 4
m1 -4
a1 - 4
t1 - 2
p2 - 2
m2 -2
a2 4
t2 -2

31
Q

given 2n=4 give the following chromatids number from G1 to T2

A

g1 - 4
s - 8
g2 - 8
p1 - 8
m1 -8
a1 - 8
t1 - 4
p2 - 4
m2 -4
a2 4
t2 -2

32
Q

includes simple staining to observe chromosome appearance in the
various stages of mitosis and meiosis under the microscope and over the
years, it has advanced to include a detailed analysis of DNA fibers using
fluorescence microscopy and image analysis (

A

cytogenetics

33
Q

Prokaryotes, and rarely in eukaryotes, also
have extrachromosomal DNA elements called

34
Q

Bacterial DNA is associated with certain proteins known as

35
Q

caus
tighter packaging and increases the density of the circular DNA

A

supercoils

36
Q

Chromatin can be of two types:

A

euchromatin
heterochromatin

37
Q

is a less densely packed region and appears dispersed in the nucleus

A

euchromatin

38
Q

is a very densely packed region usually found
in the area of the centromere.

A

heterochromatin

39
Q

The nucleosome coils further to form a
30-nm fiber or ___ which has six nucleosomes per turn and condenses
the DNA approximately 40-fold.