Genetics Chapter 14 Human Heredity
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| Transgentic | The transfer of genes between species
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| Transgentic organism | An organism that has received a gene from another species by means of recombinant DNA technology
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| Pompe disease | An inability to make a -gluvosidase, leads to reduced heart and muscle function
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| Transgentic animals produce human GAA example | Transgenic F rabbits produce human GAA enzyme in their milk, and in transgenic hamster cells
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| Embryonic Stem Cells | From the inner cell mass of early embryos. These cells and pluripotent and can form many different mature cell types
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| Adult Stem Cells | Recovered from bone marrow or other organs. Can develop into a limited number of mature cells. Are considered multipotent
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| Induced plutipotent stem cells | Adult cells reprogrammed by gene transfer. They behave similar to embryonic stem cells.
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| Stem cell uses | Can replace defective cells, treatment of leukemia, treatment of burns
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| Diseases studied with stem cells | Huntington's, Gaucher, Type 1 diabetes
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| Minisatellites | Nucleotide sequences 14-100 base pairs long, organized into cluster of varying lengths; used in the construction of DNA fingerprints
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| DNA fingerprint | Detection of variations in minisatellites used to identify individuals
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| Short Tandem Repeat | Short nucleotide sequences 2-9 base pairs long organized into cluster of varying lengths
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| DNA profile | STR pattern used to identify individuals
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