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In 1999 what chromosome was completely sequenced?

-22
-21
-15
-11
22
_ is cell 1 division.

-mitosis
-meiosis
mitosis
_ is the formation of gamates which relates to daughter cells after 2 divisions.

-mitosis
-meiosis
meiosis
Within DNA-RNA sequencing....Cytosine to __ in DNA.

-thymine
-guanine
-uricil
guanine
Within DNA-RNA sequencing....Adenosine to __ in DNA.

-cytosine
-thymine
-guanine
-uricil
thymine
__ to guanine in RNA.

-cytosine
-adenosine
-uricil
cytosine
__ to Uricil in RNA.

-adenosine
-guanine
-cytosine
adenosine
sequencing of 3 bases is a __.

-codon
-anti-codon
codon
__ polymerase is responsible for coding messenger RNA.

-DNA
-RNA
RNA
the codon of AAA on the template DNA provides a messenger RNA codon of ___.

-TTT
-UUU
UUU
how many pairs of chromosomes are there?
23
genes are composed of exons which are responsible for __.

-coding sequence
-non-coding sequence
coding sequence
genes are separated by __, non coding sequence.

exons
introns
protons
introns
__ are the only sex that have chromosomes within the mitochondria.

-male
-female
female
t/f

most genes consist of exons and introns.
true
during __ each chromosome is replicated.

-mitosis
-meiosis
mitosis
__ is usually found around the middle of chromosomes; that are involved in cell division.

-telomeres
-centromeres
-recombination
centromeres
In __, each chromosome is replicated in the initial phase, resulting in 4 copies.

-mitosis
-meiosis
meiosis
_ is a unit of heredity that controls the expression of a particular trait.

-gene
-allele
-locus
gene
_ is a particular form of a gene.

-gene
-allele
-locus
allele
_ is the position of a gene on a chromosome.

-allele
-locus
-gene
locus
the short arm of a chromosome is called the p (petite) arm, and the long arm is called the ___ arm.

-l (long)
-q (queue)
q-queue
mitochondrial DNA is only inherited from the __.

-father
-mother
mother
who developed the patterns of inheritance ?
mendelian
with autosomal dominant disorders, you have a _% chance of having an affected disorder.

-25
-50
-75
-100
50% chance of having an affected child, with a 25% chance of having on unaffected son, and 25% chance of having an unaffected daughter.
47, XXY is also known as __.

-trisomy 21/down's syndrome
-klinefelter syndrome
-trisomy 18/edward syndrome
-trisomy 13/patau syndrome
klinefelter's syndrome
47, XXX is AKA:

-turner's syndrome
-down's syndrome
-alport's syndrome
-triple X syndrome
triple X syndrome
45X is AKA ?

-turner's syndrome
-alport's syndrome
-klinefelter's syndrome
turner's syndrome
which of the following is a female only disorder?

-45x-Turner's
-47, XXY Klinefelter's
-Trisomy 21-Down's syndrome
45X-Turner's syndrome
Which of the following is a male only disorder?

-Klinefelter's 47, XXY
-Hemophilia
-Triple XXX, 47,XXX
-47, XYY
47, XXY
_ is the region of repetitive DNA at the end of chromosomes which protect them from destruction or becoming attached to each other.

-centromeres
-telomeres
-telophase
telomeres
_ is usually found around the middle of chromosomes; they are involved n cell division and gene expression.

-centromeres
-telomeres
-telophase
-mitosis
centromeres
__ is an alteration in the normal sequence of DNA within a gene; either inherited or sporadic.

-transposition
-mutation
-r banding
mutation
mitochondrial DNA is only inherited from the __.

-mother
-father
-mailman
mother
what are the four pattern's of inheritance?
Autosomal dominant
autosomal recessive
x-linked dominant
x-linked recessive
__ alters encoded amino acids such as in sickle cell.

-nonsense mutation
-missense mutation
-frameshift
missense mutation
__ creates a premature stop codon.

-nonsense mutation
-missense mutation
-frameshift
-insertion
nonsense mutation
_ is the insertion or deletion of extra bases.

-nonsense mutation
-missense mutation
-frameshift
-insertion
frameshift
karyotype, southern blot, single nucleotide polymorphism, and fluorescent in situ are all forms of _ testing.
genetic
Down's syndrome is aka:

trisomy 21
trisomy 18
trisomy 13
trisomy 21
Patau syndrome is aka:

trisomy 21
trisomy 18
trisomy 13
trisomy 13
Edward Syndrome is aka?

trisomy 21
trisomy 18
trisomy 13
trisomy 18
47 XXY is aka?
klinefelter's syndrome
most sex linked disorders are usually inherited as X-linked _.

-recessive
-dominant
recessive
With x linked dominant, the mother exhibits symptoms and the _ offspring are usually not viable.

-male
-female
-hermaphrodite
male
with x linked recessive _ are more affected than _.

male > female
female > male
male > female
how is x linked recessive disorders transferred? (2)

carrier mother to son
carrier mother to daughter
affected father to son
affected father to daughter
carrier mother to son and affected father to son
x linked disorders are never transmitted _ to _

female to female
male to male
male to male
_ is a series of events occurring after a precipitating event.

-association
-series
-deformation
-formation
series
_ is fusion of long arms of 2 acrocentric chromosomes.

-robertsonian translocation
-reciprocal translation
-inversion
robertsonian translocation
_ is a segment of chromosome is inverted end to end.

-deformation
-disruption
-malformation
-inversion
inversion
_ is the exchange of material between nonhomologous chromosomes. that can occur between any chromosomes; can be balanced or unbalanced.

-robertsonian translocation
-reciprocal translation
-inversion
-deformation
reciprocal translation
_ is the destruction of fetal part initially correctly formed.

-deformation
-disruption
-sequence
disruption
_ implies an abnormal physical influence in intra-uterine environment.

-disruption
-deformation
-malformation
-association
deformation
_ is the primary structural defect occurring during development. it can be d/t a single gene or chromosomal defect, teratogen exposure; often assoc. with learning disabilities.

-malformation
-deformation
-disruption
-sequence
malformation
An original DNA code for an amino acid sequence has an individual replacement of a single nucleotide which results in an incorrect amino acid being inserted, which may result in a malfunctioning protein.

-missense mutation
-nonsense mutation
-insertion mutation
-deletion mutation
missense mutation
An original DNA code for an amino acid sequence, has a replacement of a single nucleotide that results in an incorrect amino acid in the chain that causes shortening of the protein. This is a ?

-missense mutation
-nonsense mutation
-insertion mutation
-deletion mutation
nonsense mutation
An original DNA code for an amino acid sequence with an insertion of a single nucleotide that results in an incorrect amino acid sequence, which may produce a malfunctioning protein, this is a ?

-missense mutation
-nonsense mutation
-insertion mutation
-deletion mutation
insertion mutation
An original DNA code for an amino acid sequence has a deletion of a single nucleotide that results in an incorrect amino acid sequence, which may produce a malfunctioning protein, this is a ?.

-missense mutation
-nonsense mutation
-insertion mutation
-deletion mutation
deletion mutation
If _ occurs, there is a normal segregation of chromosomes.

-disjunction
-non disjunction
-monosomy
disjunction
If _ takes place, the gamate with an additional chromosome after fertilization leads to trisomy.

-disjunction
-non disjunction
-frameshift
non disjunction
In this disease you will see Heinz bodies.

-Hemophilia
-marfan's syndrome
-G6PD deficiency
-CF
G6PD deficiency
Marfan's Syndrome is a gene mutation of Chromo. 15, this is an _ disorder.

-autosomal dominant
-autosomal recessive
-x linked recessive
-x linked dominant
autosomal dominant
hemophilia in which only males are affected, is a _ disorder.

-autosomal dominant
-autosomal recessive
-x linked recessive
-x linked dominant
x linked recessive
Alport's syndrome, which affects both males and females is a _ disorder.

-autosomal dominant
-autosomal recessive
-x linked recessive
-x linked dominant
x linked dominant
PKU, which is an inborn error of metabolism is a _ disorder.

-autosomal dominant
-autosomal recessive
-x linked recessive
-x linked dominant
autosomal recessive
hereditary spherocytosis, which has a high RBC MCV, is a ?

-autosomal dominant
-autosomal recessive
-x linked recessive
-x linked dominant
autosomal dominant
Gleevac, Herceptin, and Remicade, are __ that treat leukemia.
monoclonal antibodies
_ is having two identical alleles at a genetic locus.

-homozygous
-heterozygous
-disjunction
-non disjunction
homozygous
_ is having two different allele's at a genetic locus; usually one normal and one faulty.

-homozygous
-heterozygous
-disjunction
-non disjunction
heterozygous
_ the separation of the replicated copies of chromosomes into two daughter cells during the second stage of meiosis.

-homozygous
-heterozygous
-disjunction
-non disjunction
disjunction
t/f

in x linked recessive there is no male to male transmission is seen on the family tree. All daughter's of affected males will be carriers. All sons of an affected male will be unaffected.
true
_ creates premature stop codon.

-nonsense mutation
-missense mutation
-frameshift mutation
-insertion mutation
nonsense mutation
_ insertion or deletion of extra bases.

-nonsense mutation
-missense mutation
-frameshift mutation
-insertion mutation
frameshift mutation
_ alters encoded amino acids.

-nonsense mutation
-missense mutation
-frameshift mutation
-insertion mutation
missense mutation
Down's syndrome is ....

trisomy 13
trisomy 18
trisomy 21
trisomy 21
_ is incompatible with life.

trisomy 13
monosomy
trisomy 18
monosomy
edward syndrome is ?

trisomy 13
trisomy 18
trisomy 21
monosomy
trisomy 18
patau syndrome is ?

trisomy 13
trisomy 18
trisomy 21
monosomy
trisomy 13
sickle cell disease is caused by a _ mutation that leads to an amino acid substitution in the betaglobulin chain which changes the molecular structure of hemoglobin.

-missense mutation
-nonmisense mutation
-frameshift mutation
missense mutation
which is most common?

-alpha thalassemia
-beta thalassemia
alpha thallasemia
Down's syndrome is a result of _.

-disjunction
-non disjunction
-robertsonian translocation
-reciprocal translocation
non disjunction
t/f

with X linked dominant disorder, the mother exhibits the symptoms and the female offspring usually are not viable.
false; the male offspring usually not viable.
t/f

most sex linked disorders are inherited as x linked recessive.
true
hemophilia, G6PD, and Duchenne muscular dystrophies are _.

x linked recessive
x linked dominant
x linked recessive