3 Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

where do homologous chromosomes come from

A

one from mom and one from dad

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2
Q

how many alleles can a gene have

A
hundreds, or even more 
e.g. 
gene A = earwax 
A = wet earwax 
a = dry earwax
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3
Q

which chromosome is the largest

A

chromosome 1 is the largest chromosome

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4
Q

which chromosome is the smallest

A

chromosome 21 is the smallest autosome

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5
Q

what chromosome has the fewest genes gene density

A

the Y chromosome

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6
Q

is gene number always correlated with chromosome size

A

gene number is not always correlated with chromosome size

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7
Q

where do gametes come from

A

meiosis separates homologs into cells

now each cell has different alleles for the same gene

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8
Q

what is the process of gametes

A

meiosis

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9
Q

what are the two rounds of cell division needed

A

meiosis II

and meiosis II

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10
Q

when does meiosis commence

A

after interphase

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11
Q

how is meiosis different from mitosis

A

Meiosis has two rounds of genetic separation and cellular division while mitosis only has one of each. In meiosis homologous chromosomes separate leading to daughter cells that are not genetically identical. In mitosis the daughter cells are identical to the parent as well as to each other

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12
Q

what are the phase of meiosis I

A

prophase I
Metaphase
anaphase

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13
Q

what is prophase

A

nuclear envelope starts to break down

microtubules start to assemble. DNA condenses into chromosomes

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14
Q

what is metaphase

A

homologous chromosomes align at middle of cell

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15
Q

what is anaphase

A

homologous chromosomes are separated by shortening of microtubules

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16
Q

crossing over in prophase I produces what

A

different gametes

17
Q

what happens if crossing over does not occur in prophase I

A

2 types of gametes are produced

18
Q

what happens if crossing over does occur in prophase I

A

4 types of gametes are produced

19
Q

what else produces different gametes

A

random alignment in metaphase I

20
Q

what are the phases in meiosis II

A

prophase II
Metaphase II
Anaphase II
Telophase II and Cytokinesis

21
Q

what happens in prophase II

A

microtubules lengthen

22
Q

what happens in Metaphase II

A

chromosomes align at middle of cell

23
Q

what happens in Anaphase II

A

sister chromatids are separated by shortening of microtubules

24
Q

what happens in Telophase II and Cytokinesis

A

4 haploid daughter cells result. Nuclear envelopes re-form

25
Q

how does the inheritance of traits work

A

one gene = one trait = mendalian inheritance

26
Q

how many alleles are on each chromosome

A

1

27
Q

where do alleles come from

A

come from mutations

28
Q

are alleles inherited

A

yes

29
Q

what is sed to predict the likelihood of getting having dominant/recessive alleles

A

punnet square

30
Q

what is the tool used to track family history

A

pedigree analysis