Notatki Danniego part 3 Flashcards

1
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Mendel crossed green wrinkled with Yellow Round peas - he noticed that …

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the gene for the colour did not affect the gene for shape -> independent assortment

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Agouti mice -

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black hair crossed with small yellow streak (agouti hair)

Aa AA - agouti aa - black
Bb BB - black bb - brown

P: AABB x aabb

f1 - all AaBb - agouti

f1^2 resulted in:

f2:
9 Agouti (A_  B_)
3 Cinamon (A_ bb)
3 Black (aa B_)
1 brown (aa bb)

Cinamon mice need changes at 2 genes so they interact -> Epistasis

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3
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Albino mice -

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C locus - codes for pigment
cc- albinos

BBCC x bbcc
f1^2
f2:

9 Black (B_C_)
3 Brown (bb C_)
3 Albino (B_ cc)
1 Albino (bb cc)

9:3:4 ratio as last two classes have the same phenotype and the epistatic albino alleles at the C locus which masks the phenotype at the B locus

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4
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α, β - globin is a part of gene family

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  • > group of genes with a conected function that split and diverge from a common ancestor
  • > duplicated themselves and dimerged

α- globin - much throughout the life
β- globin - much after birth, before birth there’s none

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5
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γ - globin found only in the foetus

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  • > higher affinity for oxygen
  • > called Hbf

γ - globin - much before birth, after there’s none

1-2% left in adults

HbfH (gene) - originate from Saudi/Senegal

                 - You keep γ - globin in adult life
                 - Counteracts sickle cell anaemia
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6
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Chemicals can be given to adults to switch on foetal haemoglobin gene

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  • > reduced effects of sickle cell anaemia

- > gene interaction

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7
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Protective Mechanisms thalassemia - protects against …

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malaria

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8
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Protective Mechanisms thalassemia: describe

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  • > inherited autosomal recessive disease
  • > abnormal formation of haemoglobin
  • > deletion of part of the α or β - globin
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9
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Protective Mechanisms thalassemia: what happens because of this deletion?

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deletion reduces amount of haemoglobin in each red blood cell

  • > that means sickle cell anaemia cannot change the shape as much
  • > 2 bads make a good
  • > a gene interaction
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10
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complenentation - purple & white foxgloves

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P1 white line 1 x white line 2
P1 w1w1 W2W2 x W1W1 w2w2

f1 all W1w1 W2w2 (purple)

f2:
9 Purple (W1_ W2_) 
3 White (W1_ w2w2)
3 White (w1w1 W2_)
1 white (w1w1 w2w2)

9:7

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11
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Blue eyed white cats are deaf due to …

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melanin

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12
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2 types of deafness + generally about deafness

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  1. sensory
  2. conductory

At least 100 different loci that can cause deafness
-> 1/4 dominant, 3/4 recessive

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13
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Centromere -

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Attaches a chromosome to the spindle when cell divides

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14
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Telomeres -

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A region of repetitive nucleotide sequences at each end of a chromatid
-> protects the ends from deterioration or fustion with a neighbouring chromosome

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15
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G -banding

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old method of staining chromosomes

- attaches to wound up (heterochromatin) sectors of the chromosome (inactive)

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16
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New method of staining chromosomes -

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chromosome painting

17
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Chromosome rearrangements:

1. Deletion

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1_2_3_4 -> 1___4

18
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Chromosome rearrangements:

2. Duplication

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12 3_4 1_2_4
\ / ->
1_2_3/ _4 1_2_3_3_4

2 homologous chromosomes line up next to each other

  • > slippage
  • > misaligment 1234 lines up
19
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Chromosome rearrangements:

3. Inversion

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1_x_2_3_x_4 -> 1_3_2_4

20
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Chromosome rearrangements:

4. Reciprocal translation

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12 x 3_4 1_2_8_9_10
->
5_6_7 x_8_9_10 5_6_7_3_4

Break in both chromosomes and joining in wrong order

21
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Deletion:

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A section of chromosome is removed

-> Notch’ wing in Drosophila flies

22
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gene family -

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groups of genes that are similar and descend from a common ancestor

23
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globin family -

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α chain on chromosome 16
β chain on chromosome 11
myoglobin on chromosome 22

24
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Ψ - pseudogene

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no longer used gene

25
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odorant gene family -

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388 working genes

400+ non-working genes