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IBS

One allele in the founder generation has come down two sides of the pedigree


- seen as a recessive condition in individuals

IBD

Two random people have the same number of repeats in their micro-satellites


- same mutation in their gene by chance

Chance of suffering from diseases due to recessive condition

25%

Linkage is useful when

Have a mendelian disease


Have a large family


Penetrance is high


Phenocopies are low

Genetic drift is dependant on

Age in evolutionary history


Selection pressure


Migration patterns


Sample size

Stromatolites

Lime secreting Cyanobacteria present 3.4 byo

Haematatie

Fossilised exoskeleton present 3.7 byo

Carbon 12 increase due to respiration of plants

3.9 byo

Oparin Haldane Hypothesis

Prebiotic soup, aq environment

Lipid world

Forms naturally and self aggregates, hydrophobic core is ideal in aq environment

RNA world hypothesis

Montmorollinatie Clay has holes ideal for RNA subunits allowing nucleotides to make chains

Geothermal vents

Unique mineral in warm water react faster and concentrate in aq environment

Panspermia

Radio - propelled by UV, then burned


Lito - life on rocks from other planets, no evidence


Accident - rubbish left by aliens, no evidence


Direct - microorganisms deliberately sent by aliens, no evidence


Pseudo - molecules formed from start at Big Bang, no uniform distribution

Deoxyribose

H

Tm

4GC + 2AT

Replication in bacteria

Single 245bp site


4 x 9bp motif


dnaA


3 x 13bp gaps in OriC


dnaB enters DNA strand


- proteins alter the conformational shape

Virus SV40

T antigen binds to a specific 64bp DNA region Site II to open DNA

Yeast

ORC binds specific 11bp DNA sequence known as Domain A and Domain B and unwind Domain B2

Origin of replication recruits proteins then

Cdc6


Cdt1


Mcm2-7


And activated by kinase


Cdk2


Dbf4

Topoisomerase

Untwist DNA in eukaryotes

Type II topoisomerase

Cuts circular DNA

Telomerase

Has RNA template that binds ssDNA and extends it


Then acts as reverse transcriptase and fills in the end