Genetics Flashcards

1
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central dogma of molecular biology

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DNA –> RNA –> Protein

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2
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chromatin

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complex of DNA and protein

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3
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heterochromatin

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firmly packed form genetic inactive

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4
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euchromatin

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is an uncoiled packed form of chromatic genetically active

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5
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repetitive elements

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Satellite DNA
Alu
LINEs

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6
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Satellite DNA

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stay together, Centromeric DNA and telomeric DNA

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7
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Dispersed repetitive elements

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LINE and All

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8
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Purine

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A and G

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9
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Pyrimidines

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C and T

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10
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Chargaffs rules

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A pairs with G
T pairs with C

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11
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Five prime Cap allows for

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Cap mediated translation initation scanning

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12
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Polymorphism

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genetic variation occurring at a measurable frequency in population (1 percent or greater)

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13
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Haploinsufficency

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one copy of the gene is not enough

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14
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Dominat negative or Antimorphic

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defective gene interferes with function of the wild type copy

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15
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two reasons outside of mutations that can cause abnormal DNA expression

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  1. repeat expansions
  2. methylation
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16
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base excision repair

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repair base instead of nucleotide

17
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nucleotide excision repair

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oligonucleotides instead of single base or nucleotide

18
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mendelian inheritance

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inheritance patterns that obey the law of segregation and law of independent assortment

19
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autosomal dominant

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multiple affected generation in vertical pattern

20
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autosomal recessive

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horizontal pattern of inheritance

21
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X linked recessive

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all delam offerings of affected men are carriers, male - male transmission

22
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X linked dominate male lethal

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phenotype expressed only in females, men die

23
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Y linked or hoiandric

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only male to male transmission

24
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mitochondrial inheritance

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maternal inheritance

25
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factors that complicate pedigree analysis

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variable penetrance
Variable expressivity
variable penetrance and expressivity

26
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penetrance

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proportion of individuals with a phenotype

27
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Pleiotropy

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one gene influence two or more unrelated phenotypic traits

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