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mutations

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what is mutation? a change in genetic material
germ cell mutations are? inherited
substitution only effects? amino acid
insertions have a extra what? nuceotide
what is duplication? part of the chromosome is copied and added to the chromosome
what is deletion? part of the chromosome are lost from the chromosome
what is inversion? a peice of the chromosome is snipped out and then reattached?
what is translation? a piece of one chromosome is attached to another chromosome.
the kargest change in the DNAnof an organism is the change of what? number of chromosome
only one of some homologous pair in? Monosomic errors
what is areaploid? having an abnormal number of some chromosome
meiosis begin with how many diploid germ cell? one doploid germ
what is the most common observable condition in humans? down syndrome
one type of chromosomal mutation in plants if called? polyplody
the primary cause of these irregular chromosome numbers is? nondisjunction?
what is gene mutations? mutations that produce changes in single gene
substitution only effects? single amino acid
deletions are always missing what? nucleotide
Germ cell m=mutations are incorporated into what? gametes.
what is somatic? mutation only affects the cells.
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