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Genetics 310
Practice exam III-1
1. What are the two types of molecules found in eukaryotic chromosomes?
2. True or False?
____ Man has more DNA per genome than all other organisms.
____ The number of chromosomes is a direct reflection of the amount of DNA/genome
in a species.
____ All of the DNA in a eukaryote is unique sequence DNA, meaning that it codes for
enzymes or recognition signals such as promoters.
____ Each human chromosome is metacentric.
3. Write the standard karyotype of a normal human female. ___________
4. List 3 sex-linked single gene traits.
1;
2;
3
]
5. A sex linked dominant gene would be: (true or false)
_____ 1. passed from an affected man to all his sons
_____ 2. Passed from an affected man to all his daughters
_____ 3. passed from a normal female to half her sons
_____ 4. passed from a normal female to half her daughters
6. Fill in the chart below describing 4 different cases of abnormal numbers of sex
chromosomes in humans:
Sex Chromosme
Composition
Name of Syndrome
Phenotypic Sex
Fertile?
Female
no
XXY
TriploX
Male
7. Why is the use of testosterone not beneficial to XY individuals with the tfm gene?
8. What is a Barr body?
9. Give a legend that will explain the inheritance of pattern baldness.
10. In Drosophila:
E_ = normal
ee = ebony
V_ = normal wing vein
vv = veinlet (missing vein)
In a cross of a normal , normal female to an ebony veinlet male, the following progeny
were obtained:
normal, normal
normal, veinlet
ebony, normal
ebony, veinlet
44
6
6
44
a) Are the genes linked? _______ If so, at what distance? _________
b) Give the genotype of the male _________ and the female___________
11. List 3 crucial technical advances that permitted the assignment of genes to human
chromosomes:
1;
2;
3;
12. a) How are triploid plants produced? b) What is their practical value? c) Give an
example.
13. Define the term "monosomy".
14. a) What is the chromosomal composition of an individual with Down's syndrome?
_________
b) What evidence can you site that shows Down's can pass through the egg? _________
c) How can the frequent recurrence of Down's in some families be explained? _________
15. List two types of chromosomal aberrations that can cause semi-sterility in
heterozygotes.
16. Which chromosomal aberration has the apparent effect of suppressing crossing
over?
17. Which chromosomal aberration produces the following synaptic configuration?
18. What fraction of spontaneous abortions have chromosomal aberrations?
19. Give an example of a genetic defect that can be detected during amniocentesis based
on:
a) a missing enzyme
b) an extra chromosome
c) only with a DNA probe
20. What is the Lyon hypothesis? What does it explain?