inheritance Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
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gene

A

section of DS DNA that encodes a particular trait and determines a characteristic

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2
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allele

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alternate form of gene

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3
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locus

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physical location of a gene on a chromosome

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4
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phenotype

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physical expression of gene

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5
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genotype

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genetic composition of an individual, the set of alleles an individual possesses

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6
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dominant vs recessive allele

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expreseed whether alone or as a pair
expressed only when there is no dominant allele

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homozygous heterozygous

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individual posessing a pair of the same alleles/2 different alleles at a locus

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8
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diploid haploid

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containing 2 sets/1 set of chromosomes

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9
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homologous chromosome

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pairs of chromosomes that code for the same charactertistic, one inherited from each parent

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sister/non sister chromatids

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identical halves of the same chromosome vs non identical halves on homologous chromosomes

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11
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monogenetic

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single genes where 1 loci is determining a trait

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12
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consanguineous

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related people mating

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13
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proband

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person through whom a genetic trait is being traced

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14
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mendels law of inheritance (law of segregation)

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cells contain 2 alleles
alleles separate during meiosis
gametes carry only 1 copy of each gene, completely random process

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15
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why is human gene analysis complex

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incomplete family records
small number of progeny
uncontrolled env

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16
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examples of monogenic disorders

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autosomal recessive: CF
autosomal dominant: huntingtons
Sex linked recessive: haemophilia
Sex linked dominant: rickets