4/ mutation Flashcards

(10 cards)

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polyploidy

A
  • wrong number of chromosome sets
  • triploidy: 3n
  • tetraploidy: 4n
  • monoploidy: n
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aneuploidy

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  • individual chromosomes extra or missing
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3
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3 large scale chromosomal rearrangements

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deletions, inversions, translocations

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4
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individual gene mutation causes

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  • point mutations or frameshifts
  • genes interrupted by transposons - jumping genes
  • DNA breaks incorrectly repaired
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5
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whats a null allele

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  • total loss of function
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5
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auxotrophic mutants

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  • mutants that are unable to synthesise essential compounds like aa
  • can grown on complete media or media with the specific compound they cant make
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6
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minimal vs complete media

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  • minimal: only nutrients an organism cant synthesise itself
  • complete media: contains extra nutrients
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6
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allelic vs non allelic muations

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  • allelic: both mutations on the same gene
  • non allelic: mutations on dif genes
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7
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complementation def

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production of a wt phenotype when 2 haploid genomes bearing dif recessive mutations are united in the same cell

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7
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how to identify allelic vs non allelic mutations

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  • complementation
  • look at diploid stage - do mutations complement each other
  • as in, are the diploid able to grown on minimal media or does it need additional nutrients
  • non allelic = complementation
  • allelic = non complementation
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