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Chromosomes and Human Genetics Chapter 11

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Page 1: Chromosomes and Human Genetics Chapter 11. Karyotyping Separating chromosomes for an individual The human chromosomes have been karyotyped to see what.

Chromosomes and Human Genetics

Chapter 11

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KaryotypingSeparating

chromosomes for an individual

The human chromosomes have been karyotyped to see what normal should look like.

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Pedigree

A chart showing genetic conditions among individuals

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Genetic EngineeringProcess and study of reconfiguring an

organisms genes in order to add or remove a gene.

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AneuploidyIndividual has one less or extra

chromosomeMost miscarriages are caused by this

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Down’s SyndromeAn extra

chromosome appears at location 21. Also called Trisomy 21.

Causes mental retardation and heart defects

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PolyploidyHaving three or

more of each type of chromosome

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NondisjunctionOne or more pairs

of chromosomes fail to separate during mitosis or meiosis

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Autosomal InheritanceRecessive - Traits are carried on an

autosomal chromosome through a recessive allele

Dominant – traits are carried on an autosomal chromosome through a dominant allele.

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AlbinismAbsence of

pigmentation.Caused by

autosomal recessive inheritance.

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X-Linked Recessive InheritanceThe trait is carried on the X

chromosome through a recessive allele. These disorders tend to be seen most frequently in males because males only have one X chromosome, and if they receive it, the allele will not be hidden.

Hemophilia, colorblindness

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Color BlindnessInability to

distinguish between some or all colors.

X-Linked recessive inheritance

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HemophiliaBleeding disease.Impaired clotting

ability.Caused by X-

Linked recessive inheritance.

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Genetic MutationsDuplication – gene sequences that are

repeated several to many hundreds of times.

Inversion – DNA sequence reverses.Deletion – loss of a segment of DNA.

Can be caused by viruses or environmental factors.

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Translocation – a broken part of a chromosome becomes attached to a nonhomologous chromosome. Most of these are reciprocal (chromosomes exchange sequences).

Leukemia can be caused this way.

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