1
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Twins that come from a single zygote
After the split, they can have changes especially from mutations
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Monozygotic twins
2
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Twins that only share similar genes 0.5 only
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Dizygotic twins
3
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The probability a pair of individuals will both have a certain characteristic
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Concordance
Opposite: Discordance
4
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The overgrowth syndrome where affected infants are larger than normal
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Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome
Opposite: Russell-Silver syndrome
5
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X-linked recessive disorders (3)
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Red-Green color-blindness
Hemophilia
Duchenne muscular dystrophy
6
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X-linked dominant disorders (2)
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Rett syndrome (autism)
Hypophosphatemic rickets
7
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Y-linked traits or Holandric
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Hypertrichosis (hairy pinna)
Genetic lecture
flashcards
Decks in class (30)
# Cards
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Module 1 Intro8
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Module 1 Centrosome cycle14
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Module 1 Chromosomes22
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Module 1 Karyotyping steps9
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Module 1 Chromosome groups7
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Module 1 Checkpoints and Mitosis19
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Module 1 Cytokinesis and Significance7
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Module 1.2 Meiosis intro & prophase I22
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Module 1.2 Meiosis First Div3
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Module 1.2 Meiosis Second Div + conclusion12
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Module 1.2 Verma & Agarwal7
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Module 1.3 Applications and Scope of Genetics3
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Module 24
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Module 2.221
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Module 2.313
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Module 2.46
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Module 2.57
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Module 3 Test60
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Module 3 Summary intro10
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Module 3 Summary Forms12
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Module 3 Summary Eukaryotic8
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Module 3 Summary Replication15
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Module 3 Summary Gene Functions10
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Module 3 Summary RNA5
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Module 4 Quiz26
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Module 4 Genes in Development14
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Module 4 Nucleocytoplamsic and Gene info17
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Module 4 Extrachromosomal inheritance15
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Module 4 Quantitative inheritance14
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Module 4 Population genetics11
