Cystic fibrosis is caused by autosomal recessive mutation. In European population one out of 10,000 babies is born with this disorder.what is the frequency of cystic fibrosis allele in European population assuming hardy Weinberg conditions are met ?
We transformed E coll cells with a plasmid modified to contain a 'virulence factor' which would allow growth on media containing the antibiotic
kanamycin (an). The plasmid confers constitutive resistance to ampicillin (Amp).
Assume you were given competent cells of known transformation efficiency (TE). Assume TE= 1x10[6] (note 10[6) means 10 to the power of 5).
You want to have about 1000 colonies on the P-200 plate. How many nanograms of plasmid should you use in the transformation reaction? Select
only one answer.
Which of these group of animals made the first transition from aquatic to the terrestrial mode of life?
a.
pisces
b.
mammals
c.
amphibians
d.
reptiles
One form of cystic syndrome is inherited as an autosome recessive character.
The heterozygoutes have heightened content of cystine in urine, homozygoutes - have
cystine stories in kidneys.
a) Determine the possible forms of cystic syndrome in children in the family, where one parent had cystic syndrome and another had heightened content of cystine in urine.
b) Determine the possible forms of cystic syndrom in children in the family,, where one parent had disease and another one had healthy heredity.
analyze the cause and effect of genetic mutations in DNA including missense, nonsense, silent, insertion, deletion, duplication and frameshift
as an archeologist, what are the significant data that we can obtain from grasping ideas from the connection of extinct organism to the organisms in our present time
What would the genotypic ratio look like if aa was crossed with aa
A herpetologist finds an anuran which has a green hue. This is the dominant
colour trait and therefore the genotype for colour can be either homozygous
(GG) or heterozygous (Gg). In this species of frog body colour that is brown
suggests a recessive phenotype and therefore this genotype would have to be
homozygous for the recessive allele (gg). G represents the dominant allele and g represents the
recessive allele. Using selective breeding techniques, how would the researcher determine the
genotype of the original green anuran? Explain how the results of this would help the researcher
identify the genotype or the original green anuran.
10 marks
There are three alleles for the gene that determines the ABO blood grouping system in
humans namely IA
, IB and IO. IA and IB are co-dominant and both are dominant over IO.
Two babies were born in a hospital on the same day (these were the only babies born
in the hospital on that day). One set of parents suspected that the babies were
swopped in the hospital nursery and immediately ordered blood tests to determine their blood
groups. Of the parents, Mr Suspicious was blood group A and Mrs Suspicious was blood group B.
The baby given to them was blood group O. Mr Convinced was blood group A and Mrs Convinced
blood group AB. The baby given to them was blood group B.
Did a mix-up occur? (Give a reason for your answer) What are the genotypes of the parents and
their babies? Show all the possible genotypes and phenotypes of children that can be produced by
Mr and Mrs Suspicious, and the expected ratios in which they will occur (include a Punnett Square)
10 marks
A researcher has two pure breeding strains of fruit flies: strain A and strain B.
Strain A produces only enzyme A and strain B only enzyme B. The alleles
coding for enzyme A and enzyme B are the only alleles involved here and occur at the
same locus. The researcher crossed a fly from strain A with one from strain B and found
that all the offspring (F1 generation) could produce both enzyme A and enzyme B. When he
crossed two of the F1 generation flies, he found the following in the offspring:
658 produced enzyme A, 1364 produced enzyme A and B, 581 produced enzyme B
What type of inheritance can produce these results? Using appropriate symbols, show the
researcher’s cross (up to the F2 generation) What would the expected result be if one of the
offspring that can produce both enzyme A and enzyme B were crossed with one that can only
produce enzyme A (include a Punnett Square)?
10 Marks