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studying for my Genetics final

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What's an enzymes role?   Control the rate or reactions in a cell by lowering activation energy of a reaction  
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Enzyme is what kind of molecule?   Catalyst  
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How can enzymes be rendered useless?   Competitive and Non Competitive inhibition  
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Protien Folding Errors   Misfolding  
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Ubiquitin- Deffinition   Tags misfolded protiens  
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Transcription   Manufacturing RNA from DNA  
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Translation   Assembly of an amino acid chain according to sequence of base triplets in a molecule of mRNA  
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Neural Tube   A structure in the embryo that develops into the brain and spinal cord. Does not completely develop until day 20. If it doesn't zip all the way, a Neural Tube defect occurs.  
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Teratogens   A substance that causes a birth defect. Ex: Thalidomide, Cigarettes, Alcohol  
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Thalidomide   Alleviate nausea during early pregnancy, a critical period for limb development. BAD  
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Birth Defects   Genetic abnormalities or toxic exposures can affect development in an embryo or fetus.  
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Critical Periods (birth defects)   The time during prenatal development when a structure is sensitive to damage from a mutation or an environmental intervention.  
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DNA Structure   G and A are purines C and T are Pyrimidines  
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Epigenetics   A layer of information placed on a gene that is a modification other than a change in DNA sequence, such as methylation.  
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Penetrance   Percent of individuals with a genotype whohave associated phenotype.  
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Histones   A type of protein in which a DNA entwines.  
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Stem Cells/ Stem Cell Research   Cells that give rise to other stem cells,as well as to cells that differentiate.  
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Polygenics   Traits determined by more than one gene.  
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Oogenesis   Oocyte development. -the female gamete (sex cell)  
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Spermatogenesis   Sperm cell differentiation.  
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Promoter Sequence   A control sequence near the start of a gene.  
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Blastocyst implantation and hCG pregnancy   Blastocyst- a hollow clump of cells descended from a fertilized ovum.  
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Crossing Over   An event during prophase 1 when homologs exchange parts.  
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Independent assortment   The random arrangement of homologous chromosome pairs, in terms of maternal of paternal origin, down the center of a cell in mataphase 1. Inheritance of a gene on one chromosome does not influence inheritance of a gene on a different chromosome.  
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Cancer   A group of disorders resulting from loss of cell cycle control.  
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Consanguinuty   Blood relatives having children together. (incest)  
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Mutations   A change in a protein-encoding gene that affects the phenotype and occurs in less than one percent of a population.  
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Mitochondrial DNA   A single cell can yield hundreds or thousands of copies of the mitochondrial genome.  
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Mutations- misconceptions   -All bad-- freaks of nature -TMNT, AVATAR, X-Men, Spiderman -Extra or missing limbs -Major things  
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Mutations- reality   -Any change in DNA -Most are silent- not in DNA read by the cell OR DNA change does not change protien -Those that change the protien= almost all harmful changes -Very few are benificial or have neutral effects (you will NOT get superpowers)  
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Deletion   A missing sequence of DNA or part of chromosome. THE ONE BIG ___ HAD ONE RED EYE  
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Frameshift   A mutation that alters a gene's reading frame. THE ONE QBI GFL YHA DON ERE DEY  
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Expanding Repeats   A disease or mutations that worsens with each generation because the gene expands. THE ONE BIG FLY HAD ONE RED EYE THE ONE BIG FLY FLY HAD ONE BIG EYE..  
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Insertion   A mutation that adds DNA bases. THE ONE BIG WET FLY HAD ONE BIG RED EYE.  
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Missense   A single base change mutatioin that alters an amino acid. THQ ONE BIG FLY HAD ONE BIG RED EYE.  
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Nonsense   Apoint mutation that changes an amino acid coding codon into a stop codon, prematurely terminating synthesis of the encoded protien. THE ONE BIG ___ ___ ___ ___  
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Splice Site   Alters a site where introns are normally removed from the mRNA, ends prematurly.  
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Tanded Duplication   A Duplication DNA sequence next to line original sequence.  
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Duplication   An extra sequence of DNA or part of a chromosome. THE ONE BIG FLY FLY HAD ONE RED EYE.  
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Paracentric Inversion   Does NOT include the centromore.  
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Pericentric Inversion   DOES include the centromere within the loop.  
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Translocation   Different (nonhomologous) chromosomes exchange or combine parts.  
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