Genetics Flashcards

Decks in this Class (40):

• Genotype Ratios

  Genotype ratios

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  9 3 3 1,

  9 3 4,

  12 3 1
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• Glossary 1 11

  Glossary 1-11

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  gene,

  genotype,

  phenotype
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• Glossary 12 16

  Glossary 12-16

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  continuous distribution of phenotypes,

  discontinuous distribution of phenotypes,

  contributing allele
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• Glossary 17 Evolution

  Glossary- 17- (Evolution)

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  gametophyte,

  heteromorphic,

  phragmoplast
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• Lecture 1

  Lecture 1

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  genotype,

  phenotype,

  genome
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• Lecture 2

  Lecture 2

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  telomere,

  semi conservative replication of dna,

  complementary base pairing
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• Lecture 3

  Lecture 3

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  how are errors in dna repaired during re,

  how are errors in dna repaired after rep,

  describe pcr
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• Lecture 4

  Lecture 4

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  incomplete dominance,

  co dominance,

  what is a haploid organism
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• Lecture 5

  Lecture 5

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  what does a gene code for,

  how was it proved that genes code for po,

  prototroph
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• Lecture 6

  Lecture 6

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  what are the 5 factors in determining se,

  how is sex determined in marine worm,

  how is sex determined in reptiles
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• Lecture 7

  Lecture 7

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  what is the primary sex ratio conceived,

  what is a reciprocal cross,

  can x linked disorders be passed from fa
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• Lecture 8

  Lecture 8

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  what is a sex influenced trait,

  what is pattern baldness,

  what is polycistic ovary disease
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• Lecture 9

  Lecture 9

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  what is a gene interaction,

  give an example of gene interaction,

  what are the biochemical pathways in gen
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• Lecture 10

  Lecture 10

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  test cross involving two loci comes out,

  if a test cross ratio is away from 1 1 1,

  why can independent assortment occur
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• Lecture 11

  Lecture 11

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  why is crossing over important,

  why is crossing over important,

  h fz e if change in h or fz which region
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• Lecture 12

  Lecture 12

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  with y linked traits what happens when t,

  what characterises recessive inheritance,

  how do you distinguish
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• Lecture 13

  Lecture 13

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  what is the purpose of dna transformatio,

  what are plasmids,

  describe
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• Lecture 14

  Lecture 14

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  what is meant by genetic heterogeneity,

  what are the three processes in transcri,

  what determines where rna synthesis begi
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• Lecture 15

  Lecture 15

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  what must happen to the trna before it g,

  what are the bases on the trna called,

  how is the trna charged up
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• Lecture 16

  Lecture 16

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  what is epigenetics,

  give an example of epigenetics fat fathe,

  how are genes methylated
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• Lecture 17

  Lecture 17

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  what are the three super kingdoms,

  what are the six kingdoms of organisms,

  what are the characteristics of the king
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• Lecture 18

  Lecture 18

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  what are the categories of classificatio,

  what does the phylogenic tree look like,

  what do we know about the origin of the
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• Lecture 19

  Lecture 19

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  what is special about the protista kingd,

  what defines the kingdom protista,

  what is the importance of the age of sli
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• Lecture 20

  Lecture 20

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  what are coccolithophorids haptophyta,

  what are the most important animal like,

  what are features of cilliates
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• Lecture 21

  Lecture 21

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  where did fungi evolve,

  what is the mushroom we see above the gr,

  what are fungi often used for
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• Lecture 22

  Lecture 22

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  when did first land plants colonise eart,

  what is the difference in evolution of p,

  where did the first land plants get thei
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• Lecture 23

  Lecture 23

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  what is the importance of the seed evolv,

  what were the main advancements develope,

  when did seed plants evolve
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• Lecture 24

  Lecture 24

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  what are angiosperms and when did they f,

  what are the flowers for,

  why are angiosperms so incredibly succes
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• Lecture 25

  Lecture 25

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  how many living animal species are descr,

  how many species are possibly in the wor,

  into how many phyla is the animals kingd
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• Lecture 26

  Lecture 26

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  what are the characteristics of the phyl,

  what is the annelid body plan like,

  what are the characteristics of the phyl
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• Lecture 27

  Lecture 27

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  what are the characteristics of the phyl,

  pic what is the body structure of the mo,

  pic what are the characteristics of the
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• Lecture 28

  Lecture 28

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  what were the pre cambrian animals 580 5,

  pic how is geological time divided,

  why is the ediacaran fauna remarkable
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• Lecture 29

  Lecture 29

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  pic what are the defining features of ve,

  pic when did legs and jaws evolve in ver,

  what did the jaws evolve from and when
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• Lecture 30

  Lecture 30

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  what is the evolutionary relationship of,

  in what way do humans differ in locomoti,

  what are the skeletal differences associ
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• Lecture 31

  Lecture 31

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  what is ecology,

  what is evolution,

  what are examples of how interactions wi
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• Lecture 32

  Lecture 32

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  what is natural selection,

  describe the natural selection with the,

  how does natural selection change popula
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• Lecture 33

  Lecture 33

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  what are the causes of variation,

  what is a microsatellite,

  how do you detect variation in a microsa
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• Lecture 34

  Lecture 34

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  what is hardy weinberg equilibrium,

  what are the 5 assumptions of the hardy,

  what does h w refer to
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• Lecure 35

  Lecure 35

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  give examples where heterozygote is the,

  how does fitness change allele frequenci,

  how can h w equilibrium restored if auto
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• Lecture 36

  Lecture 36

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  how long does it take for a mutation to,

  is population size significant for allel,

  what is genetic drift
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