20 - genetics Flashcards

(37 cards)

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What is DNA?

A

it is the SET OF INSTRUCTIONS that CONTAINS INFO needed to DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN LIFE

IT IS A CHEMICAL MOLECULE

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What is a chromosome?

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STRUCTURE in every CELL NUCLEUS that CONTAINS DNA (&RNA)

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How many chromosome pairs do DOGS have?

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39 (38 autosome 1 sex pair)

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How many chromosome pairs do CATS have?

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19 (18 autosomes 1 sex pair)

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5
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How many chromosomes do HUMANS have?

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23 pairs

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Where are GENES located?

A

along the chromosomes

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____ are a basic unit of inheritance?

A

Genes
(They code for the development of ALL ORGANISMS)

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LOCUS

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sight (position) on the chromosome

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Genes at the same ____ affect the same trait.

A

LOCUS

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10
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____ are the VARIANT units of a gene

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ALLELES

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Homozygous Dominant

A

(DD)
BOTH THE SAME DOMINANT

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Homozygous
Recessive

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(dd)
BOTH THE SAME RECESSIVE

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13
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Heterozygous

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(Dd)
THEY ARE DIFFERENT

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What is the order for a genetic ratio?

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Homo dominant: Homo recessive: hetero

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15
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what are the 3 geneotypes?

A

Genes:
Homozygous dominant
Homozygous recessive
Heterozygous

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16
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Phenotype

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What the genes look like

17
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Mm is …

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mm is…

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MM is…

20
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Crossing - over & Gene linkage
leads to…

A

Leads to SPONTANEOUS MUTATIONS that CONFUSE BREEDING practices

21
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SEX LINKAGE For males

A

XY

x carried traits are always expressed

22
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SEX LINKAGE for Females

23
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Polygenic inheritance

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More than one gene that affects the traits

Hair length or hip dysplasia

24
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What are the 3 types of genotypic breeding?

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  • Inbreeding (very closely related)
  • Linebreeding (related but removed by one generation grandchild and grandparent)
  • Outcrossing (unrealted individuals)

the problem is that the close breeding is common because the breeders will know what traits will show up

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What is inbreeding? one pro and one con
Mating very closely related individuals Pro you know what youll get Con bad side effects for children
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What is Linebreeding?
Breeding closely related individuals that are removed by at least one generation
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What is outcrossing?
Mating unrelated to individuals to bring in new characteristics or to eliminate bad ones
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What are the 3 types of phenotypic (non-genetic) breeding
* Positive assortative (mating phenotypic behavior two alike traits) * negative assortative (mating phenotypic behavior two unalike) **like big dog and little dog** * cross breeding (mating two different breeds to get "new chatacteristics)
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Genetic defects are most commonly what traits?
RECESSIVE ## Footnote Recessive b/c you need 2 genes to actally have the trait
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Dominant traits are easy to eliminate why?
* You only need one for the trait to show up in the phenotype * You don't even need to see the genetics for a dominant trait (because you can see it on the phenotype)
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Inbreeding is thought to be responsible for over _____ in health expenses (dog only)
$1 billion
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Can mixed breeds get genetic disorders?
YES
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What animal CURRENTLY have significantly fewer commom genetic diseases?
CATS ## Footnote B/c cats have been domesticated for less time (less chance for inbreeding, and inventing new breeds)
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Cats genetic disorders Manx(breed) gene (homozygous) causes:
Sacrocaudal dysgenesis
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Cat genetic disorders Scottish fold (incompletely dominant gene) causes:
Osteochondrodysplasia
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Persian
Polycystic kidney disease
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Devon Rex
"Hemophilia like" cardiac