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Where do mutations occur?
Only in DNA sequence -> thus only affects mRNA expression rather than protein sequences (promoters + enxhancers/silencers)
Cryptic sites
Is a better splice site
Define: loss of function mutations
Protein has no activity (ie active site mutated)
Define: gain of function mutations
Protein has new or greater activity (ie new substrate specificity or constitutive activity)
What is the mutation in sickle cell anemia
Glutamate 6-> valine
Define:thalassemias
Defect in production of either alpha or beta-globin -> leads to splenomegaly
What is the MOA of damage from ionizing radiation?
x-ray -> ractive radicals -> dsDNA breaks
What is the MOA of damage from non-ionizing radiation
Shifts electrons -> pyrimidine dimers from UV
What is the MOA of damage from chemicals?
Base analog insert -> react -> change -> deamination (C-> U)
Hot spots
Human CpG dimers usually methylated -> deaminate methyl C -> T
Xeroderma pigmentosum
Defect in nucleotide excision repair -> cant repair pyrimidine dimers caused by UV
What happens when u give a person the wrong blood type blood?
Causes hemolytic reaction in mismatched transfusion
What is the hardy-weinberg rule?
Randomly mating population -> estimate frequency of gene variants; p^2 + 2pq + q^2 =1
Define: natural selection
Survival or reproductive advantage
Define: genetic drift
Change w/time
Define: gene flow
Mixing populations
Define: founder effect
Small number -> large effects
Define: tandem repeats
Repeating DNA - Variable number of Tandem Repeats (VNTRs)
How many BP is a short tandem repeat
2-4 nucleotides long (aka STRPSs)
DNA fingerprinting 1.0
Uses minisatellite DNA
DNA fingerprinting 2.0
Uses microsatellite DNA + PCR