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40 Cards in this Set
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___ hold homologous chromosomes together during meitoic metaphase I.
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Chiasmata
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Exchange of DNA b/t nonsister chromatids occurs during ____ of meiosis.
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Prophase I
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When a human female is born, all of her oocytes are arrested in ____.
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Prophase of Meiosis I.
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Individuals with blood type B make antibodies against _____.
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A Antigen
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The relationship between I^a and I^b allele of human ABO bloodtype system is that of ____.
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Codominance
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___ is cause by autosomal anueplody
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Downsyndrome
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Humans with 47XXY
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males with Kleinfelter syndrome
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individuals with testicular ferminization ____.
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have testes, produce testosterone, but cells do not respond to the testosterone.
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Fruitflies with chromosome composition XXY + 4A have a total of ___ chromosomes in each of their somatic cells.
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15 (1+1+1)+ 4(3) = 15
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reactivation of inactivated X chromosomes occur _____.
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Prior to meiosis.
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In humans, the ___ gene is expressed only from inactive X chromosomes.
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XIST
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Caused by aneuploidy
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Down Syndrome
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defective cell surface receptors
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hypercholesterlemia
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can be caused by a nondisjunction during a mitotic division
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true hermaphroditism
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defective blood clotting factor
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Hemophilia A
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Disease with very low penetrance
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Hemochromatosis
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defective in amino acid metabolism
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phenylketonuria
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caused by abberant recombination of the male parent.
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XX male
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caused by random X chromosome inactivation
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calico cat coloration pattern
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Fruit flies with the chromosomal composition XXY + 3A have a total of ___ chromosomes in each of their somatic cells.
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12! (1+1+1) + 3(3) = 12
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Nondisjunction during ____ could explain the formation of an XYY zygote
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meiosis II in the father
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Nondisjunction during ____ could explain the formation of Turner syndrome in a child
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Meiosis I and II in mother
Meiosis I and II in father |
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The recombination frequency between genes on different chromosomes is ___%
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50%
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In a chi-square analysis, a pvalue of 0.035 ____
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causes you to reject the null hypothesis.
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In a chi-square analysis, a pvalue of 0.085 ____
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supports but does not prove the null hypothesis.
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A single crossover between two circular DNA molecules generates _____.
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A single circular molecule
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The E.Coli F factor is a ____.
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conjugative episome
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Specialized transduction occurs because of errors made during _____.
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exicision of the phage chromosome from the bacterial chromosome.
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If adenine makes up 20% of the nitrogenous base composition of a certain species of mammals, guanine should make up approximately ___% of that organisms nitrogenous bases.
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30% (30+20=50%)
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___ provided evidence that DNA was injected into bacteria during bacteriophage infection.
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Hershey and Crick
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____ is not a standard component of any of the naturally occuring amino acids.
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Phosphorous
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DNA absorbs UV light maximally at a wavelength of 260nm. Proteins absorb at 280nm. The most MUTAGENIC wavelength of light is ___.
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260nm
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Peptide bonds are formed between ____.
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one amino group and one carboxyl group
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Alpha helices in polypeptide chains are held together primarily by
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regularly spaced hydrogen bonds between components of peptide bonds.
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Transcription factors are ___.
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proteins that help regulate gene expression.
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An unusual 5' to 5' linkage is
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used to attach the 7-methyl guanosine cap to eukaryotic mRNA's
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One way eukaryotes regulate gene expression is to regulate the rate of shortening of the ____ in the cytoplasm.
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Poly A tails
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The ____ binds to the prokaryotic Pribnow box
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sigma factor.
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The prokaryotic binding ribosome site binds to ____ during the initiation of protein synthesis.
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the 3' end of 16S rRNA
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Isoaccepting tRNA's are groups of tRNA's that have ____
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different anticodons but are recognized by the same aminoacyl tRNA synthetase.
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