Biology Unit 3 Test (Chapters 11, 12, 13)

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The primary function of DNA

store and transmit genetic information

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The physical appearance of an organism

Phenotype

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Heredity

The transmission of characteristics from parent to offspring

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Mutation

Change in the DNA

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AGTTCG

What is the complementary DNA sequence for TCAAGC?

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Codon

During translation, each nucleotide triplet codes for an amino acid is referred to as a(n)____________________.

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X^R Y

In fruit flies, red eyes are X-linked. Red is dominant to white. What would a red eyed male genotype be?

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hh

In dogs, black hair is dominant to brown hair. What is the genotype for a dog with brown hair? (H-dominant; h-recessive)

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ribosome

tRNA brings the amino acids to what organelle?

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Watson & Crick

Who is credited for the discovery of the structure of DNA?

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Double Helix

What is the shape of DNA?

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5 Amino Acids

How many amino acids are coded by this DNA strand?

TACCCAGGATATGCG

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AUG

Start Codon

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TT

What is the genotype for a homozygous dominant Tall Plant? (use the letter Ts)

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Nondisjunction

Example: Down Syndrome; Down syndrome is also known as trisomy

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Point mutation

A mutation where you change one nucleotide is called a(n)

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The diagram shows a recessive trait being passed through generations. What is the genotype for the man in the first generation?

rr

<p>rr</p>
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Human Genome Project

What project in 1988 helped with discovering where certain genes were found on each chromosome?

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Incomplete Dominance

The heterozygous trait shows a combination of the two traits (example: pink flower)

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Codominance

Blood type AB is an example of what type of genetic pattern?

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X-linked trait

Colorblindness is what type of trait?

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Punnett Square

Diagram to help you determine the probability of having a trait

<p>Diagram to help you determine the probability of having a trait</p>
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mRNA

The type of RNA that helps with transcribing the DNA strand

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rRNA

The type of RNA that makes up the ribosome

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tRNA

The type of RNA that brings the amino acid to the ribosome

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Letters that represent the phenotype

Genotype

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Helicase

What enzyme breaks the Hydrogen bonds during DNA replication?

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Ligase

The repair enzyme during DNA replication

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DNA polymerase

The enzyme that adds complimentary DNA nucleotides during DNA replication

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Division of the Cell

Why is DNA replication important?

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Chromosomal Mutation

Deletion is an example of what type of mutation?

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Pedigree

Diagram used by genetic counselors for tracking the genetic disorder that runs in a family.

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25%

Crossing parents Tt and Tt. What is the probability of having a genotype TT?

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AUGGGCCAU

What is the complimentary mRNA strand to the following DNA strand?

TACCCGGTA

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Anticodons

tRNA are the Codons or Anticodons?

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purines A & G

What structures are similar in both DNA and RNA?

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Heterozygous form for blood type A.

I^A i

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Carrier

Term for being heterozygous without having the trait but could pass the trait on

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X-Link Traits Affect

Men express X-Linked Traits more frequently

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Frameshift Mutation

Addition or deletion of a nucleotide base that affects the rest of the strand of mRNA; multiple codons affected

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Central Dogma

DNA -> RNA -> Protein

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Gel Electrophoresis

Procedure used to separate and analyze DNA fragments by placing a mixture of DNA fragments at one end of a porous gel and applying an electrical voltage to the gel

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Epistasis

A type of gene interaction in which one gene alters the phenotypic effects of another gene that is independently inherited; this is an example of albinism

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polygenic traits

traits controlled by two or more genes; example; human height, eye color

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Carrier

A person whose genotype includes a gene that is not expressed in the phenotype.