LE 1 Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Variation

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similarities and differences among organisms

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heredity

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how characteristics are transmitted through generations

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genetic information

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-directs cellular function
-determines an organism’s external appearance
-serves as link between generations in every species

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1865; person and contribution:

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Gregor (Johann) Mendel and genes are particulate factors (father of genetics)

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1871: person and contribution

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Friedrich Miescher; discovery of nucleic acids

it is not disease that we pass on/ inherit, but it is the genes

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1903: person and contribution

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Walter Sutton; Chromosomes are hereditary units

genes are found in chromosomes

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1910: person and contribution

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Thomas Hunt Morgan; genes lie on chromosomes

he fined walter sutton’s theory

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1913: person and contribution

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alfread strurtevant: chromosomes are linear arrays of genes

modification of thomas morgan’s theory

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1927: person and contribution

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Hermann Muller; mutations are physical changes of genes

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1931: person and contribution

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Harriett Creighton and Barbara McClintock

  • recombination by crossing over
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11
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occurrence of crossing over of chromosomes

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meiosis I, pachytene stage

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1941; person and contribution

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george beadle and edward tatum
- gene codes for protein
* one gene one enzyme hypothesis *

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1944: person and contribution

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Oswald Avery, Colin MacLeod, and Maclyn McCarty
- DNA as the genetic material
- types of nucleic acid : DNA+RNA

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1951: person and contribution

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Friedrick Sanger; First protein sequence
- insulin hormone

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1953: person and contribution

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James Watson&Francis Crick: double helix from Rosalind Franklin

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1958: person and contribution

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Mattew Meselson& Franklin Stahl;
- DNA replicates semiconservatively
- semiconservatively: separate double helix and that strand serves as a template for new stands

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1961: person and contribution

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Marshall Nirengerg& Heinrich Matthaei;
- genetic code is triplet
-genetic dictonary

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1977: person and contribution

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Fredrick Sanger, Allan Maxam, Walter Gilbert; DNA can be sequenced

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1995: person and contribution

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Institute of Genomic Research; Haemophilus influenzae genome sequenced
- this due to the consequence of DNA

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2001: person and contribution

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Human Genome Project: Human genome sequenced
- first haploid complement was announced in the white house

21
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Enumerate the fields of genetics

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  1. Transmission genetics
  2. Cytogenetics
  3. Molecular Genetics
  4. Population
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Definition of Transmission genetics

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definition: Patterns of inheritance are determined through planned breeding experiments
- done by mendel

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definition of cytogenetics

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the study of cellular of physical basis of heredity
study of chromosomes

24
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best phase of viewing chroosomes and reasoning

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mitosis metaphase right before the 2 sister chromatids separate/ at diad phase
- this is because they are at its thickest/ most compact

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definition of molecular genetics
definition: characterization of the chemical nature of the genetic materials (DNA/RNA) as well as the mode by which they bring about the traits they control - study of genetic materials at a molecular level