Genetics Concepts Matching Quiz
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Match the disorder with its primary characteristic:

Prader-Willi Syndrome = Reduced motor function and obesity Angelman Syndrome = Hyperactivity and seizures MERRF Disorder = Mitochondrial inheritance Dwarfism in Mice = Affected by paternal IGF2 allele

Match the type of DNA with its location in plant cells:

Chloroplast DNA = Extranuclear DNA Mitochondrial DNA = Extranuclear DNA Nuclear DNA = In the nucleus mtDNA = Inside mitochondria

Match the genetic concept with its definition:

Maternal Effect = Influence of maternal genotype on offspring phenotype Genomic Imprinting = Differential expression based on parental origin Phenotypic Ratio = Expected distribution of traits in offspring Differentially Methylated Regions = Regions with variable methylation patterns

Match the genotype configuration with its expected phenotypes:

<p>nn female x Nn male = All offspring recessive Nn female x Nn male = All offspring dominant Affected male MERRF x Normal female = None of the offspring affected nn mother x Nn father = Offspring showing recessive phenotype</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the condition with the required knowledge to predict phenotype:

<p>Snail Coiling = Maternal genotype Dwarfism in Mice = Paternal genotype MERRF Disorder = Maternal phenotype Prader-Willi Syndrome = Paternal chromosome 15 deletion</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the gene concept with its effect on gene expression:

<p>Imprinting = Only paternal allele expressed Methylation = Silencing of gene expression Maternal Effect Genes = Determine offspring phenotype based on mother Deletion = Loss of genetic material affecting disorders</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the syndrome with its common genetic cause:

<p>Prader-Willi Syndrome = Small deletion in paternal chromosome 15 Angelman Syndrome = Small deletion in maternal chromosome 15 MERRF Disorder = Mitochondrial inheritance pattern Dwarfism in Mice = Mutation in IGF2 allele</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the disorder with its known symptoms:

<p>Prader-Willi Syndrome = Small hands and feet Angelman Syndrome = Repetitive symmetrical muscle movements Dwarfism = Dependent on paternal genotype MERRF Disorder = Unusual muscle symptoms and myoclonic seizures</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their definitions:

<p>Epigenetic Inheritance = Modification that alters gene expression but is not permanent over generations Dosage Compensation = Ensures similar gene expression levels in males and females Genomic Imprinting = Expression depends on whether inherited from male or female parent DNA Methylation = Key mechanism in imprinting that typically inhibits transcription</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following key figures with their contributions:

<p>Murray Barr = Identified the Barr body in 1949 Ewart Bertram = Collaborated with Murray Barr in identifying the Barr body Susumu Ohno = Proposed the Barr body is a condensed X chromosome Mary Lyon = Proposed dosage compensation through X chromosome inactivation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the types of inheritance with their characteristics:

<p>Non-Mendelian Inheritance = Patterns of inheritance that do not follow Mendel's laws Monoallelic Expression = Only one allele is expressed while the other is silenced Coat Color Variability = Caused by X chromosome inactivation during embryonic development Heterozygous Normal Offspring = Result from a cross between homozygous normal male and homozygous mutant female</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the phenomena with their descriptions:

<p>Variegated Coat Color in Mice = Patches of different fur colors due to X inactivation Igf-2 Gene = Encodes insulin-like growth factor 2 necessary for growth Homozygous Mutant Male Cross = Results in dwarf heterozygous offspring Erasure of Imprints = Occurs during gametogenesis for further expression regulation</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the type of crossing with its outcome:

<p>Homozygous Normal Male x Homozygous Mutant Female = Offspring are heterozygous and normal Reciprocal Cross = Offspring are heterozygous and dwarf Igf-2m Allele Expression = Expressed only when inherited from the father Barr Body Formation = Results from inactivation of one X chromosome in females</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the imprinting mechanisms with their features:

<p>Imprinting Control Region = Contains binding sites for transcription factors Expression in Somatic Cells = Both genders express Igf-2 Methylation in Sperm or Oocyte = Inhibits transcription and regulates imprinting Reestablishment of Imprints = Dependent on the sex of the animal during gametogenesis</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the genetic concepts with their effects:

<p>DNA Modification during Oogenesis = Affect gene expression temporarily X Chromosome Inactivation = Leads to phenotypic variations such as coat color Dwarfism Cause = Due to mutant Igf-2 resulting in nonfunctional protein Barr Body Discovery = Related to dosage compensation in XX females</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the genetic crosses with their descriptions:

<p>Normal Male x Mutant Female = Yields heterozygous offspring, normal phenotype Mutant Male x Normal Female = Yields heterozygous offspring, dwarf phenotype Igf-2 Gene Function = Necessary for producing a normal sized organism Male Transmitting Alleles = Only the male transmits active variants of Igf-2</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Epigenetic Inheritance

A change in gene expression, not in the DNA sequence, that can be passed down through generations; only temporary

Dosage Compensation

Equalization of gene expression between males and females, despite different chromosome numbers (e.g. XY vs. XX).

Barr Body

An inactivated X chromosome in female somatic cells, visible as a condensed structure.

Genomic Imprinting

Gene expression depends on the parent of origin (either mom or dad).

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Monoallelic Expression

Only one allele (either mom's or dad's) of a gene is expressed, not both.

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DNA Methylation

A chemical modification of DNA that often turns off gene expression (or reduces it).

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Imprinting Control Region (ICR)

A region near imprinted genes that controls the expression, often with methylation patterns.

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Variegated Coat Color (Mice)

Different fur colors due to X chromosome inactivation patterns during early development.

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Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS)

A genetic disorder caused by the silencing of PWS-related genes, leading to reduced motor function, obesity, and small hands/feet.

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Angelman Syndrome (AS)

A genetic disorder caused by silencing of AS-related genes, resulting in hyperactivity, thinness, seizures, and developmental delays.

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Maternal Effect

The phenomenon where the mother's genotype influences the offspring's phenotype, particularly through nutrients.

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Genomic Imprinting

A process where the expression of a gene depends on whether it's inherited from the mother or father.

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Differentially Methylated Regions (DMRs)

DNA regions that are methylated differently based on parental origin influencing gene expression

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Imprinting in Snail Coiling

Offspring's snail coiling direction is determined by the mother's genotype.

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IGF2 Imprinting in Mice

The expression of the IGF2 gene depends on the father's allele; only the paternal allele is actively expressed.

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MERRF Disorder Offspring Phenotype

If a male with MERRF (mitochondrial disease) reproduces with a healthy female, none of the offspring will inherit the disorder.

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