Title: DNA
1Gene Therapy and Cloning
Human Genome Project .
DNA Electro-phoresis
Misc.
Genetic Disorders
Genetic Engineering
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Genetics Part 2 Review
2Name of the tool used to run a DNA electrophoresis
3What is agarose gel?
4What causes the DNA fragments to move
5What is electrical current?
6How the DNA fragments are divided once the gel is
finished running
7What is by size (small travel further)?
8Deer blood was found in the forest after hunting
season ended. DNA from this blood was compared to
meat and blood found in the suspects freezer.
Was the suspect guilty? Why or why not?
9Yes. The DNA fingerprints from the suspects
freezer match those found in the forest.
10According to the DNA gel electrophoresis to the
right, which is the least likely biological
offspring of the couple being tested?
11What is Child 2?
12Also known as Trisomy 21
13What is Down Syndrome?
14A human genetic disorder with a dominant
inheritance pattern
15What is Huntingtons disease?
16The name of the genetic disorder found in the
karyotype below
17What is Turner syndrome?
18Using the pedigree for Duchennes Muscular
Dystrophy below, if individual IV-1 had a
daughter and a son, what is the probability that
the daughter is a carrier and that the son
inherited the disorder?
19100 chance that the daughter will be a carrier
(fathers X has recessive allele).0 chance
that the son will inherit the disorder because
the mother is not a carrier.
20The inheritance pattern shown in the pedigree
below
21What is simple recessive?
22The thing that transplant DNA is placed into to
be delivered to the new host
23What is a vector?
24The purpose of gene therapy
25What is to cure genetic diseases?
26An exact genetic replicate
27What is the product of cloning?
28The name of the cell once the host DNA is removed
29What is an enucleated egg?
30A field of research that is currently using stem
cell technology
31What is regenerative medicine?
32The DNA of one organism is experimentally mixed
in with the DNA of another organism
33What is a transgenic organism?
34Anti-pest corn is an example of this
35What is a genetically modified organism (GMO)?
36The molecule that is used to cut DNA
37What is a restriction enzyme?
38Which restriction enzyme in the chart to the left
could be used to cut the DNA strand below?
39What is BamHI?
40Using the images below, what is the correct order
of the steps of the cloning procedure?
41What is 4, 2, 1, 3?
42The goal of the Human Genome Project
43What is to identify all human genes and sequence
all the DNA bases?
44The year the Human Genome Project was completed
45What is 2003?
46The organizations that led the Human Genome
Project
47What are the U.S. Dept of Energy and the National
Institutes of Health?
483 non-human organisms whose genomes were
sequenced leading up to the Human Genome Project
49What are Escherichia coli bacteria, fruit fly,
and mouse?
50The significance of the goal end-date for the HGP
51What is the 50th anniversary of the description
of the double helix by Watson and Crick?
52An undifferentiated cell
53What is a stem cell?
54All the DNA in an organism
55What is a genome?
56DAILY DOUBLE
57Fill in the blanks in the table below
Human Blood Types Human Blood Types Human Blood Types Human Blood Types
Genotype Antigens Antibodies Produced Phenotype
A
B
AB
O
58Human Blood Types Human Blood Types Human Blood Types Human Blood Types
Genotype Antigens Antibodies Produced Phenotype
IAIA or IAi A B A
IBIB or IBi B A B
IAIB A and B A and B AB
ii none none O
59How long the Human Genome Project took to complete
60What is 13 years?
61What a restriction enzyme looks for to know where
to cut, and what forms when DNA is spliced
62What is a palindrome pattern and sticky or blunt
ends (depending on the enzyme)?
63FINAL JEOPARDY
Inheritance
64Using a Punnett Square answer the following
question. A colorblind man marries a woman who is
not colorblind. What are the possible genotypes
and phenotypes of their children?
65There are 2 genotype possibilities for the mother.
Xr
Y
Y
Xr
XR
XR
XR Y
XR Xr
XR Y
XR Xr
XR
XR Xr
XR Y
Xr
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XR Y
100 not colorblind (50 carrier females XRXr,
50 normal males XRY)
25 colorblind (XrXr) and 75 normal (25 carrier
females XRXr, 50 normal males XRY)