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Human HeredityHuman HeredityHuman HeredityHuman Heredity
The Human GenomeThe Human Genome
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
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
Karyotype- a picture of all chromosomes in
pairs
• Scientist photograph chromosomes during Mitosis, cut the pictures, and then pair them to make a Karyotype
Human Karyotype:
Pedigrees• A pedigree is a chart that shows
the relationship within a family• Genetic Counselors analyze these
charts to understand the family’s genotypes
Square = MaleCircle = FemaleHorizontal Line = MarriageVertical Line = OffspringShaded = Has the traitNot Shaded = Does NOT have traitHalf Shaded = Carrier of trait
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
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
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 (-)
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
Cri-du-Chat• Loud shrieking “cry like a cat” (french)• Chromosome 5 missing a section (mutation)• Developmental Delays• Microcephaly (Small Head)
Huntington’s• Dominant Trait• Mental Deterioration (Wasting Away)• Uncontrolled Movements• Appears in Middle Age
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
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
Tay-Sachs • Recessive Trait• Affects mostly Jewish people• Lipid (Fat) Buildup in Brain• Mental Deficiency• Blindness • Death in earlychildhood
Sickle Cell Anemia
Autosomal Recessive Genetic disorder found mostly in African Americans.
Characterized by the bent and twisted shape of the red blood cells.
Down SyndromeAKA “Trisomy 21” Characterized by:• Mental
Retardation• Protruding
tongue• Thick short limbs• Large head• Slanted eyes
NONDISJUNCTION
Edwards SyndromeAKA “Trisomy 18” More Severe than Down SyndromeBaby usually naturally aborted before
deliveryNONDISJUNCTION
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
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
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
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