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What dictates the gender? |
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same chromosomes that are in both male and females |
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diagnostic tool. Preparation of an individual's methaphase chromsome |
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poison that blocks spindle formation by preventing microtubles from forming |
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autosomal condition that effects 1 in 1000 |
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effect 1 in 100000 newborns |
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Y chromosome carries ___ genes |
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X chromosome carries ___ genes |
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master gene for male sex determination |
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Morgan's idea of X-linked gene came from? |
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Mendel's concept of segregation |
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sequences in DNA that are repeated |
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When can duplication occur? |
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unequal crossover at Prophase I |
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loss of some portion of chromosome |
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sequence of DNA becomes reverse |
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a broken part of one chromosome attaches to another chromosome |
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one extra or one less chromosome |
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one or more pairs of chromosome do not separate during mitosis or meiosis |
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three or more of each type of chromosome |
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Newborn with three chromosome 21 ends up with? |
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The __ of chromosomes in a cell are compared to construct karyotypes. |
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Length, shape, and centromere location |
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The __ determines gender in humans. |
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If one parent is heterozygous for a dominant allele on an autosome and the other parent is homozygous, any child of theirs has a __ chance of being heterozygous. |
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Expansion mutations occure ___ within and between genes in human chromsomes |
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Galactosemia is a case of __ inheretance |
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Is this true or false. A son can inherit an X-linked recessive allele from his father. |
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False. only from the mother |
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Color blindness is a case of __ |
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A (An) __ can alter chromosome structure. |
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deletion duplication inversion translocation |
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Nondisjunction may occur during __ |
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Is this true or false. Body cell sometimes inherit three or more of each type of chromosome characteristic of the species, a condition called aneuploidy. |
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False it is called polyploidy |
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The karyotype for Klinefelter syndrome is __ |
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A recognized set of symptoms that charactirizes a specific disorder is a |
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Number and defining features of an individual's metaphase chromosomes. |
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Segment of a chromosome moves to a nonhomologous chromosome |
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one outcome: gametes with wrong chromosome number |
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a chromosome segment lost |
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Examples of Autosomal recesive inheritance |
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Albinism Blue offspring Cystic fibrosis [skin abnormality, extra fingers] ellis-van creveld syndrome Fanconi anemia Galactosemia Phenylketonuria Sickle-cell anemia |
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Examples of X-linked recessive inheritance |
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Androgen insensitivity syndrome Red-Green Color blindness Fragile X syndrome Hemophilia Muscular dystrophies X-linked anhidrotic dysplasia [shows female traits in male] |
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Examples of autosomal dominant inheritance |
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achondroplasia camptodactyly familial hypercholesterolemia huntington's disease marfan syndrome polydactyly progeria neurofibromatosis [drawf, aging abnormaility] |
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Examples of changes in chromosome sturcture |
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Chronic myelpgenous leukemia Cri-du-chat syndrome [organ malfunctions bc of overproduction] |
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Examples of changes in chromosome number |
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down syndrome turner syndrome klinefelter syndrome XXX syndrome XYY condition [sometimes do not show symptoms but mainly mental conditions] |
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