Under Lesson 1: Names and their Contributions Flashcards

1
Q

He suggested that
chromosomes are involved with inheritance

A

Theodor Boveri

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2
Q

The first human gene is
sequenced by whom? It is the gene that causes
cystic fibrosis

A

Francis Collins and Lapchee Tsui

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3
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He discovered the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), enabling lengths of DNA to be multiplied

A

Kary Mullis

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4
Q

He finds the amounts of adenine and thymine in DNA are about the same, as area the amounts of guanine and cytosine

A

Erwin Chargaff

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5
Q

He published the investigations into
inheritance of pea plants

A

Gregor Mendel

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6
Q

These 2 scientists, who worked independently, proposed that certain chromosomes determine sex. They show that a single Y chromosome determines maleness, and two copies of the X chromosome determine femaleness.

A
  1. Edmund Beecher Wilson
  2. Nettie Stevens
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7
Q

Mendel’s work was rediscovered by these three scientists

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  1. Hugo De Vries
  2. Erich von Tschermack
  3. Carl Correns
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8
Q

These 3 scientists, who worked independently, sequenced the DNA from virus for the first time?

A
  1. Frederick Sanger
  2. Walter Gilbert
  3. Allan Maxam
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9
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They discover that X-rays can be used to study the molecular structure of simple crystals, such as salt

A

Sir William Henry Bragg and his son

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10
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They used bacteria to show that DNA is the hereditary material

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  1. Oswald Avery
  2. Colin MacLeod
  3. Maclyn McCarty
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11
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He proved that genes are carried on chromosomes. He also showed that some characteristics are carried on the sex chromosome.

A

Thomas Hunt Morgan

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12
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He discovered ‘transformation’ in bacteria

A

Frederick Griffith

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13
Q

He observed chromosomes in grasshopper cells

A

Walter Sutton

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14
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He mapped the genes on the fruit fly’s sex chromosomes.

A

Alfred Henry Sturtevant

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15
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He discovered that some diseases might be inherited

A

Archibald Garrod

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16
Q

He gave the term “genetics”

A

William Bateson

17
Q

They proposed that DNA molecule is a double-stranded helix

A

James Watson and Francis Crick

18
Q

They analyze mitochondrial DNA in different human races. They declared that humans have a common ancestor who lived 200,000 years ago.

A
  1. Rebecca Cann
  2. Mark Stoneking
  3. Allan Wilson
19
Q

He published “The Theory of the Gene”

A

(Thomas Hunt) Morgan

20
Q

They work out the genetic code

A

Marshall Nirenberg and
Heinrich Matthaei

21
Q

These 2 scientists, who worked independently, suggested that each egg and sperm cell contains only one of each chromosome pair

A

Sutton and Boveri

22
Q

He used the term ‘gene’ to describe the carrier of heredity, ‘genotype’ to describe an organism’s genetic make-up, and ‘phenotype’ to describe an organism’s outward appearance.

A

William Johannsen