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Name: ____________________________ Date: _________ PAP Molecular Genetic and Biotechnology Test Review Period: ________ 1. DNA TAC CGC TCC GCC GTC GAC ACT mRNA _____________________________________________ AA _____________________________________________ 2. Circle the correct suspect and fill in the blanks This technique to the right is done through ___________________ and this is known as _________________ 3. Put the events of genetic expression in the correct order. (Protein-RNA-Genetic Expression-DNA-Amino Acid) ___________________________________________________________________________________ 4. When there is a mutation in the gamete of an organism, where will it be most likely transferred to? _________________________ 5. What is selective breeding and give an example. __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6. If a gene that expresses a color is inserted into the DNA of another organism, how can a scientist determine if the gene is transcribed and translated? __________________________________________ 7. Scientist search genome-wide data bases to find genetic variations associated with common diseases such as cancer and diabetes. Scientist must have blood samples or cheek swabs from people because these cells contain – half the set of DNA or a complete set of DNA 1 8. What can be determined by examining the karyotype of the individual to the right? ____________________________________________________________ 9. Genome maps provide DNA sequences of chromosomes. Scientists can compare the genome of two species. What can scientists determine by comparing the two genomes? ____________________________________________________________________________________ 10. If a disease is inherited and passed to the offspring, what can be concluded about this disease (choose a or b)? a. Familial Alzheimer’s disease (FAD) is the result of a genetic change in one or more chromosomes b. Familial Alzheimer’s disease (FAD) affects only the genes of middle aged people 11. a. What process is shown in X? _______________________ b. What process is shown in Y? _______________________ c. What process is shown in Z? _______________________ 12. How does DNA in cells determine an organism’s complex traits? ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13. What is the purpose of the cellular process depicted? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 Matching; Match the correct mutation with the correct diagram 14. _____ Duplication Mutation 15. _____ Inversion Mutation 16. _____ Translocation Mutation 17. _____ Deletion Mutation A B C D 18. What is the mRNA sequence transcribed from this segment? DNA TAC GCC GTC GAC ACT CGC mRNA ____________________________________ 19. DNA segment is changed from TTGCCA to TTGGCCA. This is a(n) ____________________ mutation. 20. DNA segment is changed from TTGCCA to TAGCCA. This is a(n) _____________________mutation. 21. What causes a frameshift mutation? _________________________________________________________________ 22. Explain how an insertion mutation would affect a sequence of DNA? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 23. In 1952 Rosalind Franklin took the x-ray photograph shown below, which gave the world its first look at DNA. What did scientist gain knowledge of by studying the photograph? ________________________________________________ Matching: Match the correct mutation with the definition A. Silent mutation (point mutation) 24. _____Mutation that results from a change in a single nucleotide. 25. _____Mutation from the deletion of a single nucleotide. 26. _____Mutation from the insertion of single nucleotide. B. Missense mutation (point mutation) C. Nonsense mutation (point mutation) D. Deletion mutation (frameshift mutation) 27. _____Mutation where the amino acid does not change. AB. Substitution mutation (point mutation) 28. _____Mutation when one amino acid is changed. BC. Insertion mutation (frameshift mutation) 29. _____Mutation when there is a premature stop signal. 3