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Biology - Mr. Willets
Genetics-Test 2 HW

1) What is a mutation? _______________________________

2) In what type of cell does a germ mutation occur? _________________________________

3) Mutations that occur in regular body cells are called ________________________ mutations.

4) Which type of mutation above can be passed to your offspring? __________________ Why would this be so bad? _________________________________________

5) What is meant by Trisomy-17? __________________________________________________

6) If a person had only one chromosome in pair #7, it would be called _________________________

7) Three chromosomes in every pair is called ___________________ Four in every pair is called _________________________ A general name for more than two chromosomes in each pair is _________________________

8) If one base on DNA is changed, it will change one _____________ which will change one ___________________ in the protein. This is called a ______________________ mutation.

9) If one base in DNA is missing, it will change all the _____________ and all the ____________________ from that point on. This is called a ______________________ mutation.

10) Anything that can cause a mutation is called a _______________________ Give an example _______________________

11) Cells that are _____________________ are more likely to get mutations. Give an example.___________________

12) A family tree is also called a _____________________.

13) Certain ___________________ groups are more likely to have certain recessive bad genes.

14) A picture of your chromosomes lined up by pairs is called a ______________________

15) Amniocentesis and CVS are methods of getting cells from the __________________

16) The danger in being a carrier is that you might marry __________________________. This would mean that you would have a _________% chance of having a kid with the disease.

17) Two people carrying the same recessive bad gene is more likely if a) they are _________________
or b) they are from the same ______________ group.

18) A genetic disease that can be treated with a special diet is called _____________

19) A genetic disease that affects the shape of red blood cells is _________________________. Carriers of this disease cannot get what other disease? ____________________________

20) A genetic disease where the lungs fill with mucus is ______________________________

21) A genetic disease cause by a dominant gene that doesn't kill you until you are older is ___________________________. This means that you will probably already have _______________ and maybe passed the gene on.

22) Down's Syndrome is also called ___________________________

23) All the genes that a certain type of organism might have is known as its __________________

24) We study identical twins that have been _______________________________ in order to find out which has a greater effect on the- their _________________ or the way they were raised. This is called the ________________ / __________________ discussion.

25) Enzymes that break DNA into certain size pieces are called ____________________ enzymes

26) A process that can make copies of small amount of DNA is called _____________

27) Putting DNA from one cell into another is called ______________________ DNA. If the DNA comes from a different organism, you create a ______________________ organisms

28) Bacteria have been given some human DNA so they will make things like _____________________

29) ____________therapy is when a normal gene is put into cells to replace a bad gene. This has been tried with what disease? ____________________________

30) To get a DNA "fingerprint", the sample DNA is treated with ______________________ enzymes to break it into pieces. The size and number of these pieces is _______________________ for each person.

This can be used to identify the person the DNA came from. This process is called ____________
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