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How many chromosomes are shown in a normal human karyotype?

How many chromosomes are shown in a normal human karyotype?. 2 23 44 46. Which of the following are shown in a karyotype?. homologous chromosomes sex chromosomes autosomes all of the above. Which of the following can be observed in a karyotype?. a change in a DNA base

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Biology EOC Review Questions

Biology EOC Review Questions. New curriculum. Goal Two Questions. Question #1. Enzymes are classified as which of the following biological organic compounds?. carbohydrates lipids nucleic acids proteins. Question #2.

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Genome-wide Association S tudy

Genome-wide Association S tudy. Focus on association between SNPs and traits Tendency Larger and larger sample size Use of more narrowly defined phenotypes(blood lipids, proinsulin or similar biomarkers Limitations Sufficient sample size

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Scientific Basis of Genetics

Scientific Basis of Genetics. Janice S. Dorman, PhD University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing. Cell cycle Chromosomes DNA and RNA Structure of a gene. Transcription Translation Mutations. Lessons. Lesson One. Cell Cycle. Mitosis. Somatic cells divide by mitosis

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Answers: Genes, alleles, nucleotide sequence

Answers: Genes, alleles, nucleotide sequence. Questions: You share 99% of your ___________ with a chimpanzee. You share 60% of your ___________ with a banana. 50% of your ___________ came from your mother. What is a gene?. Fig. 18.8. Draw the cell cycle. Why does the cell cycle matter?.

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Cell Growth & Division

Cell Growth & Division. Do cells grow? Yes but with limitations if a cell grows to be too large it requires more energy and resources to maintain metabolism and homeostasis

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MATTERS OF SEX

MATTERS OF SEX. Anueploidy having too many or too few chromosomes compared to a normal genotype Monosomy Possessing only 1 copy of any particular chromosomes Monosomy, with the exception of the X chromosome is incompatable with life. X chromosome dosage.

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Electron Micrograph of Chromosomes taken from a somatic cell.

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Abnormalities of sexual differentiation

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Out-of-Africa Theory: The Origin Of Modern Humans

Out-of-Africa Theory: The Origin Of Modern Humans. Presented By Adrian Padilla. Background Information. First species of Homo, Homo habilis, evolved in Africa around 2 million years ago.

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#99-100 Class Notes: Genetics

#99-100 Class Notes: Genetics. New sex cells are made d uring meiosis, determines what one will look like. Chromosomes that are the same type and size are called homologous ( 23 chromosomes pairs). In the first division of meiosis, homologous chromosomes separate.

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Co-dominance

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Pedigrees and Human Inheritance

Pedigrees and Human Inheritance. SBI3U. Pedigrees. Family trees used by scientists to track the inheritance of certain traits Useful for determining whether a trait is autosomal or sex-linked Symbols Used :. Affected. Unaffected. Mating. Siblings. Male. Female. Sex unspecified.

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Lecture 3: Single gene inheritance

Lecture 3: Single gene inheritance. Mutations. Haploinsufficient phenotpyes. Pax 6 mutation. normal. AC absent. Olfactory bulb hypoplasia. Pax 6 mutation phenotype: aniridia , hyposmia. Single gene inheritance in haploids: budding yeast. ascus. Products of meiosis in yeast.

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Making Babies

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Genes

Genes. Genes. Notes: A gene : is a section of a DNA molecule, and it carries information for the construction of a protein or part of a protein. Genes. Notes: Genetics : is the study of how heredity works and, in particular, of genes. Genes. Notes:

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GENETICS AND INHERITANCE

GENETICS AND INHERITANCE. CHAPTER 19. Alleles. Different forms of homologous genes: humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes Homozygous : both alleles identical Heterozygous : alleles different Genotype : complete set of genes and alleles Phenotype : observed physical and functional traits.

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Chromosomal Mutations

Chromosomal Mutations. Karyotype. arrangement of chromosomes from one body cell. Sex Chromosomes. Determine the sex of the individual In humans: X and Y chromosomes X chromosome larger than Y chromosome. All female gametes (egg cells) contain an X chromosome

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Sex Linkage

Sex Linkage . By: Taylor and Sav. Sex Linkage. 4.3.5 Sex Determination : Sex chromosomes X and Y. In humans, the chromosomes for females are homologous (XX) and non-homologous in males (XY) Shows that there will always be a 1:1 ratio of males to females.

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to Many

One Cell: The Fertilized Egg Cell. From One Cell. From One Cell. to Many. to Many. Many Cells: The Embryo Develops. INVERTED PYRAMID OF DEVELOPMENT. HUMAN BODY CELL. nucleus. cell membrane. cytoplasm. White Blood Cell. Nerve Cell. nucleus membrane. chromosomes. REPRODUCTIVE CELL.

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