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what are prions?
proteinaceous infectious particles
What is the normal form of a prion
PrPC
what is the abnormal form of prions
PrPsc
why are abnormal prions bad
caan cause disease , because they spread by converting normal proteins into the abnormal shape
malignant cancer
invasive
metastatic cancer
migratory
multi-step process
starts as a benign growth and progresses as malignant and metastatic
ancogens
promote cancer by keeping cell growth signaling pathways permanently on
tumor suppressing gene
normally prevent cancerous growth. Inherited forms of cancer often involve defects in these genes.
Personalized medicine
using a patients genotype to select specific treatments, such as molecular profiling to predict drug effectiveness
microevolution
changes in allele frequency in a population over time
macroevolution
evolutionary events leading to speciation
hardy Weinberg equilibrium
Predicts that allele or genotype frequencies remain constant if these assumptions are met
what are the assumptions of the Hardy Weinburg equillibrium
Large population, no selection, no migration, no mutation, and panmixia
what is panmixia
random amting
what are the equations for Hardy Weinburg
p+q=1 and p² +2pq + q²
Mating patterns
inbreeding increase homozygosity and can decrease the gene pool size
what is inbreeding
mating between relatives
what is anagenesis
transformation of a single species over time
what us cladigensis
branching of one species into 2 or more
what is allopatric mode
geographic seperation
what is parapatric mode
limited contact
sympatric mode
within the same population
what is gradualism
slow, continuous accumulation of change
what is punctuated equillibrium
rapid, speciation events followed by long periods of stasis