Test 1 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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What are the three levels of biological information?

A

DNA and proteins and biological systems

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2
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How many amino acids in an average protein?

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350

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3
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How many different kinds of amino acids are there?

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20

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4
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What is the central dogma of genetics?

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Genetic information flows in two stages. DNA, RNA, protein

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5
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What is DNA to RNA called

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Transcription

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6
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What is RNA to protein called?

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Translation

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7
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Who is the father of genetics?

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Gregor Mendel

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8
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What is the basic units of heredity

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Gene

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9
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What is the way the jeans transmit traits from parents to offspring

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Heredity

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10
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What was the first apply genetic technique

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Artificial selection

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11
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Define parental

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Always breed true. Assumed to be homozygous

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12
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Define the product rule

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Probability of two independent events occurring together

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13
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Define the sum rule.

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Probability of either of two mutually exclusive events occurring

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14
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What is Mendels law of segregation

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Alternative alleles of a character separate from each other and heterozygous individuals during the transmission from parent to offspring.

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15
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Define test cross

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Across of an individual to determine genotype

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16
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What is Mendels law of independent assortment

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During gamete formation different pairs of alleles segregate independent of each other

17
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Define pedigrees

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Ordered diagrams of the families relevant genetic features

18
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Define pleiotropy

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One gene controlling several traits

19
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Define epistasis

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When one allele hides another. Example lab dogs

20
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Each gene has how many alleles

21
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Define allele frequency

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The frequency of the total number of gene copies for one allele in a population

22
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Define heterogeneous traits

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Have the same phenotype that are caused by mutations in different genes. Example deafness

23
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The interaction of two incomplete dominant genes can produce how many phenotypes

24
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Penetrance

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The percent of the population with a particular genotype that shows the expected phenotype

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Expressivity
The degree or intensity with which a particular genotype is expressed in the phenotype
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What is the ratio for one gene in F2
3:1
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What is the ratio with two genes in F2
9:3:3:1
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Define phenocopy
Phenotype arising from an environmental agent that mimics the effects of a mutant gene
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What does it take to be a living thing?
1. DNA 2. Plasma membrane 3. Cytoplasm