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chapter 10
GENETICS ODU
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10/21/2015

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A WILD TYPE HUMAN
Definition
genome sequence does not exist
Term
DNA POLYMORPHISM
Definition
sequence difference
the genome sequences of only 3 people reveal over 5 million differences
Term
MOST POLYMORPHISMS DO NOT INFLUENCE PHENOTYPE
Definition
condons make up <2% of the human genome
many mutations in codons dont change the amino acid
deleterious mutations disappear from the population
Term
SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHIS
Definition
one base pair change
SNP
Term
DELETION INSERTION POLYMORPHISM
Definition
short insertions or deletions of a single or a few base pairs
DIP
Term
SIMPLE SEQUENCES
Definition
1-10 base sequences repeated 15-100 times in tandem
SSR
Term
COPY NUMBER VARIANTS
Definition
large blocks of duplication or deletion with populations frequency of <1%
CNV
Term
COMPARISON OF HUMAN AND CHIMPANZEE GENOME
Definition
reveals that SNP's that occurred since divergence of these species
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THE SECOND SINGLE BASE CHANGE IS
Definition
polymorphic in humans
the C must be ancestral
the T is derived
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POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION PCR
Definition
method of making many copies of a target region
developed in 1985
faster and less expensive
extremely efficient
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2 OLIGONUCLEOTIDE PRIMERS DEFINE THE TArGET REGION
Definition
one primer is complementary to one strand of DNA at one end
the other primer is complementary to the other strand of DNA at the other end
Term
3 STEPS IN EACH PCR CYCLE
Definition
1) denature strands
2) base pairing of primers
3) polymerization of primers along templat
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EXPONENTIAL INCREASES
Definition
in the amount of target DNA during PCR
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DETERMINING GENOTYPE BY SEQUENCING PCR PRODUCTS
Definition
sickle cell anemia is caused by a SNP in the Hb beta gene
genotyping can identify carriers and homozygous individuals
Term
PCR BY PRODUCT SIZE
Definition
target regions containing SSR's or DIP's can be amplified by PCR
the PCR products vary in size
Term
ANALYSIS OF HUNTINGTON DISEASE
Definition
-autosomal dominant disorder
-normal allele has < 34 CAG repeats
-disease-causing alleles have 42 or more CAG repeats
Term
PRENATAL GENETIC DIAGNOSIS
Definition
-genotyping fetal cells
- cells isolated by amniocentesis-fetal cells in amniotic fluid are extracted using a needle
Term
PREIMPLANTATION EMBRYO DIAGNOSIS
Definition
-utilizes in vitro fertilization and PCR
- genotype embryos before placing in womb
Term
DNA POLYMORPHISM
Definition
sequence difference
the genome sequences of only 3 people reveal over 5 million differences
Term
MOST POLYMORPHISMS DO NOT INFLUENCE PHENOTYPE
Definition
condons make up <2% of the human genome
many mutations in codons dont change the amino acid
deleterious mutations disappear from the population
Term
SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHIS
Definition
one base pair change
SNP
Term
DELETION INSERTION POLYMORPHISM
Definition
short insertions or deletions of a single or a few base pairs
DIP
Term
SIMPLE SEQUENCES
Definition
1-10 base sequences repeated 15-100 times in tandem
SSR
Term
COPY NUMBER VARIANTS
Definition
large blocks of duplication or deletion with populations frequency of <1%
CNV
Term
COMPARISON OF HUMAN AND CHIMPANZEE GENOME
Definition
reveals that SNP's that occurred since divergence of these species
Term
THE SECOND SINGLE BASE CHANGE IS
Definition
polymorphic in humans
the C must be ancestral
the T is derived
Term
POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION PCR
Definition
method of making many copies of a target region
developed in 1985
faster and less expensive
extremely efficient
Term
2 OLIGONUCLEOTIDE PRIMERS DEFINE THE TArGET REGION
Definition
one primer is complementary to one strand of DNA at one end
the other primer is complementary to the other strand of DNA at the other end
Term
3 STEPS IN EACH PCR CYCLE
Definition
1) denature strands
2) base pairing of primers
3) polymerization of primers along templat
Term
EXPONENTIAL INCREASES
Definition
in the amount of target DNA during PCR
Term
DETERMINING GENOTYPE BY SEQUENCING PCR PRODUCTS
Definition
sickle cell anemia is caused by a SNP in the Hb beta gene
genotyping can identify carriers and homozygous individuals
Term
PCR BY PRODUCT SIZE
Definition
target regions containing SSR's or DIP's can be amplified by PCR
the PCR products vary in size
Term
ANALYSIS OF HUNTINGTON DISEASE
Definition
-autosomal dominant disorder
-normal allele has < 34 CAG repeats
-disease-causing alleles have 42 or more CAG repeats
Term
PRENATAL GENETIC DIAGNOSIS
Definition
-genotyping fetal cells
- cells isolated by amniocentesis-fetal cells in amniotic fluid are extracted using a needle
Term
PREIMPLANTATION EMBRYO DIAGNOSIS
Definition
-utilizes in vitro fertilization and PCR
- genotype embryos before placing in womb
Term
SSR LOCI ARE HIGHLY POLYMORPHIC
Definition
many alleles exist in the populaiton
an individual person carries only 2 alleles at a given loci
Term
GENOTYPE IS DETERMINED BY PCR AT MANY SSR LOCI
Definition
-13 pairs of PCR primers are labeled with fluorescent dyes
- probability that a person has the same alleles at 13 SSR loci is about 1 in 10 trillion
Term
CODIS DATABASE IS MAINTAINED BY THE FBI
Definition
data from all 13 SSR loci
data can match DNA from crime scene to a person, or establish innocence
Term
MULTIPLEX PCR
Definition
is used for DNA fingerprinting
Term
SHORT HYBRIDIZATION PROBES
Definition
can distinguish single-base mismatches
Term
HYBRIDIZATION OF SHORT OLIGONUCLEOTIDES TO SAMPLE DNA'S
Definition
-if there is not mismatch btwn probe and target, hybrid will be stable at high temp
-if there is a mismatch, hybrid will not be stable at high temps
Term
HYBRIDIZATION PROBES
Definition
are used on micoarrays for genotyping
Term
ALLELE SPECIFIC OLIGONUCLEOTIDES
Definition
are attached to a solid support
Term
PREPARATION OF GENOMIC DNA
Definition
fragmented
adapter attached
amplified by PCR and denatured to make single stranded
fluorescent dye coupled to end of single stranded DNA
Term
FLUORESCENT OUTPUT
Definition
is proportional to the number of copies of each allele
Term
ALLELIC HETEROGENEITY
Definition
disease caused by different mutations in the same gene.
Term
COMPOUND HETEROZYGOTE
Definition
individual with different mutant alleles of the same gene
Term
LOCUS HETEROGENEITY
Definition
disease caused by mutation in one of 2 or more different genes
Term
GENOME SEQUENCING IS BECOMING ROUTINE
Definition
sequencing an entire genome now costs about $5000
sequencing whole-exome is less expensive
Term
HIGH THROUGHPUT OR MASSIVELY PARALLEL SEQUENCING
Definition
is like sanger sequencing with a few modifications:
- individual DNA molecules are anchored in place
-each base is identified before the next one is added
- increased sensitivity elimnates need for cloning or PCR
Term
GENOME SEQUENCING REVEALS A SEA OF VARIATION
Definition
each individual differs at >3 million locations from the refseq human genome
Term
HOW CAN WE TELL WHICH POLYMORPHISM CAUSES A DISEASE?
Definition
-transmission pattern
- predicted effect on protein function
- clues from other genome sequence
Term
SNP PATTERN IN A RARE DOMINANT TRAIT
Definition
-except heterozygous polymorphism
-common variants are poor disease candidates
Term
SNP PATTERN IN A RARE RECESSIVE TRAIT
Definition
-except affected individuals to be homozygotes or transheterozygotes
Term
PINPOINTING A DISEASE GENE
Definition
requires a combination of approaches
- nic volker has a severe form of IBD
Term
PINPOINTING A DISEASE GENE MAY POINT TO A TREATMENT
Definition
xiap also causes another disease (XLPD) that results in production of too many white blood cells.
-XLPD is treated w/ bone marrow transplant
-bone marrow transplant helped nic too
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