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Honors College Prep Biology Chapter 12: Inheritance Patterns and Human Genetics
Honors College Prep Biology Chapter 12: Inheritance Patterns and Human Genetics
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Somebody with type AB blood is considered
multiple alleles
simple dominance
codominant
polygenic
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Genes farther apart on the chromosome are more likely to be inherited together
false
true
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Gene therapy works by
labotomy
blood transfusion
replacing bad gene with good gene
implanting stem cells
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Which of the following typically has a more detrimental impact?
missing chromosome
extra chromosome
extra sex chromosome
framshifts
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The genetic disorders we looked at were all caused by a defective
carb
lipid
protein
enzyme
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A half shaded in circle or square in a pedigree indicates
somewhat unhealthy individual
carrier for disease
inflicted with the disease
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Genes can be influenced by the environment
false
true
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A disease that appears in every generation of a pedigree has a good chance of being
autosomal dominant
X-linked recessive
autosomal recessive
incomplete dominance
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A loss of a piece of chromosome
inversion
deletion
translocation
translocation
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Down syndrome is caused by
trisomy 21
trisomy 18
trisomy 16
trisomy 23
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Blood has 3 alleles (A,B,O). We call this
multiple alleles
sex linked
incomplete dominance
polygenic
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Mutations that occur in sperm or egg are called
somatic
translocations
oogenesis
germ-line
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The sex of the offspring is determined by
# of chromosomes
father
both parents
mother
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The chromosomes 1 through 22 in humans are known as
germ line
autosomes
sex chromosomes
somatic
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Shows inheritance patterns in families over time
phylogenetic tree
family trees
cladogram
pedigree
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Most humans traits are
sex linked
codominant
polygenic
incomplete
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Which is typically more harmful?
substitution
frameshift
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Males are more prone to X linked diseases
false
true
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Trisomy occurs due to
frameshifts
insertion
translocation
nondisjunction