Mutations Flashcards

1
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What are mutations

A

Permanent transmissible changes t genetic material of cell

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2
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How are mutations caused

A

Copying errors in genetic material during cell division and radiation, chemicals or viruses

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3
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Where does mutations occur

A

During meiosis

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4
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What mutations are there in multicellular organisms

A

Germline

Somatic

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5
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What is germline mutation

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Can be passed to children

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6
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What is somatic mutation

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Lead to malfunction or death of cell ex cancer

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7
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What is the driving force of evolution

A

Mutations

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8
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How does evolution occur

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Less favourable mutations are removed from gene pool by natural selection.
Beneficial mutations accumulate

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9
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What do neutral mutations do?

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Do not affect the organisms chance if survival in natural environment and can accumulate over time.

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10
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4 types of mutations

A

Abnormal number of chromosomes
Large affecting sizeable portions of chromeosome
Long repeating sequences of DNA
Small affecting one or a small number of nucleotides

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11
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What is abnormal # of chromosomes called?

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Aneuploidy and polyploidy

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12
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What is aneuploidy in humans

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Abnormal number of chromosomes

Down syndrome or turners syndrome

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13
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What is polyploidy

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Extra sets of chromosomes
Does not occur in humans
Makes different fruits and veggies

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14
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Large chromosomal alterations examples

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Deletion, duplication, inversion, and translocation

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15
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Example if deletion

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Cri du chat syndrome

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16
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Translocation example

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Lukemia

17
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Long representing sequences of DNA example

A

Huntington’s or fragile x

18
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Small mutations cause by

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Mispairing in DNA replication

19
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What happens if mutation occurs in noncoding region of DNA

A

Notions remain but do not affect

20
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What is a silent mutation?

A

Same polypeptide is produced

21
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What is a missebse mutation

A

Sense and antisense strands have a amino acid switch.

22
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What is Chain termination mutation

A

Protein is cut short as a stop codon comes early

23
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What is a frameshift mutation

A

Insertions and deletions