Genetics | Human DNA | Single Gene Disorders | Human Diseases | Genetics 2 |
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Genetics
What is the study of inherited variations?
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Automated Sequencing Techniques
What allows the staff to sequence the human genome to an unparalleled rate?
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The origination of tumors
What is tumorogenesis?
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Environmental and Genetic
What are the two components that contribute to every human disease?
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The crossing of organisms and looking at their offspring,showing organisms heredity follow definite and simple rules.
What are transmission genes?
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Biology
Genetics is considered to be what type of science?
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DNA Microarray Technology or DNA chip
What tool designed to identify mutations in genes?
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Sickle-Cell and
Cystic Fibrosis and Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
What are some single-gene disorder?
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Huntington's or
Tay-sachs or Cystic Fibrosis
What disease has a major impact on the components that contribute to disease?
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Looking at DNA samples from a variety of sources to identify specific base sequence in the sample.
What is hybridization techniques?
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Human Genetics
What is the study of inherited human variations?
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Red
What color do they put in subject DNA while using the microchip?
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Mutations of multiple genes reacting with environmental variables
What are polygenic genes?
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Cancer or
Diabetes or Heart Disease
What disease has a smaller impact on the components that contribute to disease?
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The study of cellular reproduction, its machinery and process.
What is cytologic techniques?
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Phenotype
What are the observable traits or characteristics of an organisms?
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It binds with the mutation
What happens to the subject DNA when the mutation is present?
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SNP or single-nucleotide polymorphisms
What are polymorphisms that occur in a single-base pair?
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Breast Cancer or
Diabetes or Parkinson Disease
What diseases were genetically cloned?
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This allows the cutting and rejoining of DNA molecules in specific and predictable ways.
What is restriction analysis & molecular recombination?
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A gene that exists in more than one version
What are polymorphisms?
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Yellow
What color does the sample turn when the mutation is absent?
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Diabetes
Which of these is not a single-gene disorder?
sickle-cell muscular dystrophy diabetes |
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, Retionoblastoma, and Cystic Fibrosis
What were the three earliest diseased mapped?
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Fast, inexpensive technique for making an unlimited number of copies of any piece of DNA
What is amplification techniques?
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