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The Human GenomeThe Human Genome

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Chromosomes• Humans have 46 individual or 23

pairs • 1st-22nd pairs are called Autosomes

or Body Chromosomes• The 23rd pair are the Sex

Chromosomes because they determine an individuals’ sex

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XX= Normal FemaleXY = Normal Male

• The Y chromosome is about ½ the size of a X chromosome

• Sex linked genes are located on the X or Y

• Sex linked genes are expressed in males even if they are recessive

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Karyotype- a picture of all chromosomes in

pairs

• Scientist photograph chromosomes during Mitosis, cut the pictures, and then pair them to make a Karyotype

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Human Karyotype:

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Pedigrees• A pedigree is a chart that shows

the relationship within a family• Genetic Counselors analyze these

charts to understand the family’s genotypes

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Square = MaleCircle = FemaleHorizontal Line = MarriageVertical Line = OffspringShaded = Has the traitNot Shaded = Does NOT have traitHalf Shaded = Carrier of trait

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Human Blood Types

Pheno: Geno:

A IA IA Homo or IA i Hetero

B IB IB Homo or IB i Hetero

AB IA IB Hetero

O i i Homo

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1. A can donate to A & AB2. B can donate to B & AB3. AB can ONLY donate to AB4. O can donate to A, B, AB, & O

1. A can receive from A & O2. B can receive from B & O3. AB can receive from A, B, AB, & O4. O can ONLY receive from O

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1. AB is called the Universal Acceptor2. O is called the Universal Donor3. Knowing a person’s blood type is

critical because it could be FATAL4. Rh factor named for “rhesus

monkey” the animal in which it was discovered is the (+) & (-) factor.

5. (+) is dominant & (-) is recessive6. (-) can give to (+) 7. (+) can NOT give to (-)

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1. Nondisjunction – failure of chromosomes to separate resulting in an extra or deleted chromosome

2. Gene Therapy – When an absent of non-working gene is replaced with a normal healthy gene using Genetic Technology

3. Crossing Over - when chromosomes are paired so tight in Prophase 1 that chromatids exchange info

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Cri-du-Chat• Loud shrieking “cry like a cat” (french)• Chromosome 5 missing a section (mutation)• Developmental Delays• Microcephaly (Small Head)

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Huntington’s• Dominant Trait• Mental Deterioration (Wasting Away)• Uncontrolled Movements• Appears in Middle Age

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Cystic Fibrosis

Caused by recessive allele on Chromosome 7

Sufferers produce a thick, heavy mucus that clogs their lungs and digestive passageways.

Mucus thinners need to be taken daily

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Phenylketonuria - PKU• Recessive Trait• Unable to break down phenylalanine

(Aspartame) a amino acid found in many diet foods, diet drinks, & meats

• Consuming these items can cause irreversible brain damage and death to a person who has PKU

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Tay-Sachs • Recessive Trait• Affects mostly Jewish people• Lipid (Fat) Buildup in Brain• Mental Deficiency• Blindness • Death in earlychildhood

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Sickle Cell Anemia

Autosomal Recessive Genetic disorder found mostly in African Americans.

Characterized by the bent and twisted shape of the red blood cells.

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Down SyndromeAKA “Trisomy 21” Characterized by:• Mental

Retardation• Protruding

tongue• Thick short limbs• Large head• Slanted eyes

NONDISJUNCTION

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Edwards SyndromeAKA “Trisomy 18” More Severe than Down SyndromeBaby usually naturally aborted before

deliveryNONDISJUNCTION

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Klinefelter’s• Males with an extra X chromosome• Male has female characteristics• Lacks facial hair• Sterile – can’t have any children• Karyotype shows XXY on the 23rd

pair.• Male because he has a Y• NONDISJUNCTION

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Turner’s• Female who is missing an X

chromosome• Puberty will not be reached, no

breast, no menstrual cycles, sterile• Karyotype show only one X on the

23rd pair• NONDISJUNCTION

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Hemophilia• Bleeding disorder where small wounds

won’t stop bleeding.• Swelling in joints• Possible internal bleeding• Patient needs many blood transfusions

and bone marrow donations• Sex linked Recessive

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Color Blindness• Unable to distinguish between

colors.• Sex-linked recessive• Mothers are usually carriers and

make their sons colorblind• Take the test to see if you are

colorblind.http://www.toledo-bend.com/colorblind/Ishihara.asp