cytogen history Flashcards

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_____________ published his investigations into inheritance of pea plants

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Gregor Mendel 1865/ 1866

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_____________ suggested that chromosomes are involved with inheritance

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Theodor Boveri 1890

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3
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observed chromosomes in grasshopper cells

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Walter Sutton 1900

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4
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discovered that some diseases must be inherited

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Archibald Garrod 1902

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5
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_______________, working independently, suggested that each egg of sperm cell contains only one of each chromosome pair

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Sutton and Boveri 1903

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6
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________________ and _______________, working 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

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Edmund Beecher Wilson & Nettie Stevens 1905

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_____________ gave the term ‘genetics’

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Bateson 1906

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____________________ 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

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Wilhelm Johannsen 1909

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____________________ proved that genes are carried on chromosomes. He also showed that some characteristics are carried on the sex chromosome

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Thomas Hunt Morgan 1910

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10
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_____________________ mapped the genes of the fruit fly’s sex chromosome

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Alfred Henry Sturtevant 1911/1913

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________________ and his son discover that X-rays can be used to study the molecular
structure of simple crystals, such as salt

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Sir William Henry Bragg 1912

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__________________ published the ‘Theory of the Gene’

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Morgan 1926

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13
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_____________________discovered ‘transformation’ in bacteria

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Frederick Griffith 1928

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14
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______________, _______________, and __________________ used bacteria to show that DNA is the hereditary material

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Oswald Avery, Colin MacLeod, Maclyn Mccatty 1944

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

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Edward Chargaff 1949

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16
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________________ and __________________ proposed that the DNA molecule is a double-stranded helix

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James Watson & Francis Crick 1953

17
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______________ published the ‘Theory of the Gene’

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Morgan 1926

18
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____________________ and ________________ work out the genetic code

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Marshall Nirenberg & Heinrich Matthaei 1963-1966

19
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DNA from virus is sequenced for the first time by ____________________, _____________________ and _____________________, working independently

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Frederick Sanger, Walter Gilbert, Allan Maxam 1977

20
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____________________ discovered the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), enabling lengths of DNA to be multiplied

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Kary Mullis 1983

21
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___________________, ______________________, and _______________ analyze mitochondrial DNA in different human races.

They declared that humans have a common ancestor who lived 200,000 years ago

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Rebecca Cann, Mark Stoneking, Allan Wilson 1987

22
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The first Human gene is sequences by ________________ and _______________. It is the gene that cause

cystic fibrosis

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Francis Collins & Lap-chee Tsui 1989

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The Human Genome Project is launched

24
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Cystic fibrosis became the first genetic disease to be treated using gene therapy

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The genome of H.influenzae is sequenced. This is the first complete genome of an organism
1995
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First draft sequences of human genome are released at the same time by the Human Genome Project and Celera genomics
2000
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The Human Genome Project is successfully completed on 14th of April
2003
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Observed germ cells supporting the theory of the continuity of the germ plasm proposed by Weisman.
Van Beneden, Flemming, Strasburger, Boveri, and others 1883
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Proposed GERM THEORY: Transference of hereditary factors occurs through the continuity of germ plasm (sperm and egg), not somatic cells.
Weisman 1883
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Discovery of fertilization in animals.
O. Hertwig (foreseen), H. Fol (observed) 1879
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Discovered the Fundamental Laws of Heredity; however, cytologic changes in sex cells were not well known to interpret the segregation of hereditary characters.
Gregor Mendel 1865
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who Stated that hereditary units are disposed along the chromosomes in an orderly manner.
Weissman
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who Postulated that chromatin, the substance of the nucleus constituting the chromosome, must have a linear organization.
Roux
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Who did the Discovery of fertilization in plants; contributed to the theory that the cell nucleus is the bearer of the physical basis of heredity.
Strasburger