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Genetics - CORRECT ANSWERS Study of gene function; From molecules of DNA to the gene
pool of a population
Divisions of Genetics - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Transmission genetics (heredity)
2. Molecular genetics (gene structure and function)
3. Population genetics (genetic composition of groups=>evolution)
Central Dogma - CORRECT ANSWERS
DNA(replication)=>RNA(transcription)=>Protein(translation)
Genes - CORRECT ANSWERS Functional units of DNA
Alleles - CORRECT ANSWERS Multiple forms of genes
Genome - CORRECT ANSWERS Complete set of genetic instructions for an organism
Genotype - CORRECT ANSWERS The set of genes an organism inherits (very little change
over time)
Phenotype - CORRECT ANSWERS Characteristics of an organism
Wild Type - CORRECT ANSWERS Genotype or phenotype of natural populations or standard
laboratory strains
Model Organisms - CORRECT ANSWERS Genetic analysis is greatly simplified by using an
easily followed phenotype in an organism that is practical to study
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Genetic Dissection - CORRECT ANSWERS Identify a process to study.
Isolate mutants that disrupt the process.
Identify and clone the WT genes.
Determine the function of the gene products.
n - CORRECT ANSWERS The number of different chromosomes in the cell.
Cells with two chromosome sets are diploid (2n)
Cells with one chromosome set are haploid (1n)
Chromosome number - CORRECT ANSWERS 2 to >100 depending on species
Chromosome size - CORRECT ANSWERS Large variation within a genome
Centromere - CORRECT ANSWERS Structure that kinetochore attaches to (constricted
appearance at metaphase)
Spindle fibers - CORRECT ANSWERS Attach to the kinetochore during mitosis and meiosis
Telomeres - CORRECT ANSWERS Chromosome ends
Mitosis - CORRECT ANSWERS 1) Somatic cells (all cells except for gamete producing cells
[meiocytes])
2) Produces genetically identical daughter cells from one progenitor
3) Single division (1 cell gives rise to 2 cells)