Unit 1.2 Flashcards

Genetics kinda (42 cards)

1
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Why are there differences among people

A

Genetics

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2
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Was darwin thinking about genetics

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yes, paragenetics

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3
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Gemmules def

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they carried the info for tratis and build up in the body depending on the environment

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4
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what is used now relating to trait inheritance

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Genetics and Epigenics

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5
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DNA def

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genetic material, mechanism to store info most efficiently

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6
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Genes def

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DNA segments that transcribe to form RNA

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7
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mRNA def

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translates into proteins responsible for traits

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8
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Whats in proteins

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structure, enzymes

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9
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enzyems def

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faciliates chemical reactions

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10
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variability among individuals is a function of what

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the differences in genetic material inherite

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11
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what is genetic variation the raw material for

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the raw material for evolution

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12
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is genetic variaton occuring at random and by chance ?

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yes

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13
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Mutation def

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any change in the DNA

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14
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mutation in prokaryotes vs Eukaryotes

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primary mechanism in pro and leads to more in euk

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15
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when do mutations occur

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during DNA replication and prior to cell division

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16
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Point of Base pairs def

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substitutions, deletions, or insertion of base pairs

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17
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what has more of an impact, substitutions, deleters or insertions

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deletion or insertion

18
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Transposable elements are also called what

19
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transposons def

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segments of the DNA that can move from one area to another

20
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What are the 3 different levels that mutation could affect phenotype

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none, slight, drastic

21
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no affect on phenotype by mutation

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is most common
is usually a mutation of a non-coding region
wont change the phenotype

22
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slight affect on phenotype by mutation

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means that the amino acid substitution had minimal effect on the protein

23
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drastic affect on phenotype by mutation

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is vary rare
could create a completely new trait of a complex of traits.

24
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other forms of mutation occur at ____ level

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how are changes in the structure of a chromosome made
through dramatic deletions, duplications or inversions of large chromosome segments
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changes in the number of chromosomes are either __ or __
Aneuploidy or Polyploidy
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Aneuploidy def
missing or additional chromosomes
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Polyploidy
variations in whole sets of chromosomes
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in sexual reproduction for eukaryotes, genetic variation also comes about via (3)
crossing over independent assortment fertilization
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crossing over is what
the exchange of material between homologous chromosomes during early meiosis instantly doubles the possibility for variation
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independent assortment def
Random arrangement of homologous chromosomes in meiosis I and of chromatids in meiosis II during metaphase
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fertilization def
which egg and whcih sperm (both with unique geneotypes) are actually combined. Random
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IN sexually reproducing organisms, what traits are inherited
the traied coded for in the gametes
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Are DNA mutations in somatic cells passed on
no
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are offspring products of chance and probability or logic and reasoning
chance and probability
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are the fittest traits always the ones getting passed on?
no
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where are new trait mutations that originate in the parents gametes first expressed
by the offspring they are expressed
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teleological def
there is a purpose to it
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is natural selection teleological ?
no
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Are there goals or a purpose to adaptions
no
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If the mutation is beneficial what will happen
natural selection will stick with it
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natural selection is a mechanism based on _____ meaning not _____ and not a ______
probability, random, guarantee