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a segment of the chromosome turned around 180 within a chromsome
Inversion
requires a break at 2 points in the chromosome and then a reinsertion of the segment
inversion
true or false, heterozygotes that have inversion may produce abnormal offspring, will this have an affect on the offspring?
Yes
centromere is not part of the rearranged chrom. segment
Paracentric inversion
results in dicentric and acentric production of chromatids
paracentric inversion
What happens to the dicentric chromatid during anaphase?
chromatids move in either direction
what happens to the acentric chromatid during anaphase?
it is lost or moves randomly to one pole or the other during anaphase.
when centromere is part of the inverted segment
paricentric inversion
movement of a chromosome segment to a new location
translocation
an exchange that occurs between two non-homologous chromosomes. Genetic information is not lost or gained, but there is a rearrangement of genetic material.
Reciprocal translocations
occur when a chromosome breaks in one or more places and a portion is lost
deletion
during deletion, the segment of the chromosome that still has a centromere, will is be maintained or lost?
maintained
deletions that occur in the interior of the chromosome
intercalary
deletions that occur at the ends of chromosomes
terminal
occur when any part of a chrom. is present more than once in a genome
duplication
when are compensation loops formed?
in deletions and duplications
what do compensation loops do?
they match homologous chroms. for synapsis
True or false? Duplications occur because of unequal crossing over or through a replication error prior to meiosis?
True
Gene Family
groups of continuous genes who products perform the same functino
true or false, duplications can produce gene families?
true
occurs when breaks happen at the ends of the short arms of two non-homologous chromosomes. The small segments are lost and the larger segments fuse together at the centromeric region
robertsonian translocation
a translocation between chromosome 9 and 22 that is associated with myelogenous leukemia
Phyladelhia chromosome