topic 6- mutations Flashcards

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mutation

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changes in the DNA that can result in no protein or an altered protein being synthesised

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single gene mutation

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alterations of DNA nucleotide sequence

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missense mutation

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one amino acid being changed for another

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nonsense

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the substituted nucleotide results in premature stop codons which results in a shorter polypeptide

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splice site

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a nucleotide is substituted at a site where introns are normally removed

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6
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substitution

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a single nucleotide is replaced with a different nucleotide

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insertion

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a single nucleotide added to a DNA sequence

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deletion

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a single nucleotide removed from a DNA sequence

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frameshift mutation

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causes all of the codons and all of the amino acids after the mutation to be changed

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chromosome structure mutations

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involves changes to the number or sequence of genes in a chromosome

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duplication

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a section of chromosome is added from it’s homologous partner

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deletion

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a section of chromosome is removed

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inversion

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a section of chromosome is reversed

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translocation

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a section of chromosome is added to another chromosome which is not it’s homologous partner

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