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Mutations Chapter 12-4

Unusual Mutations http://io9.gizmodo.com/10-unusual-genetic-mutations-in-humans-470843733

Unharmful Mutations Mila Kunis has complete heterochromia. Kate Bosworth has sectoral heterochromia. Angelina Jolie has central heterochromia. Mila Kunis has complete heterochromia. Kate Bosworth has sectoral heterochromia. Angelina Jolie has central heterochromia.

What are mutations? Any change to the genetic code Gene mutations: A change in one or a few nucleotides in a gene Chromosomal Mutations: a change in the number or structure of chromosomes

What are mutations? Gene mutations: 1) Substitution: Change of one nucleotide in the genetic sequence. Will change that specific codon. 2)Frameshift: Shift in the reading frame of nucleotides that may cause every codon after the mutation to be different. Insertion or deletion

What are mutations? 1) Deletion: Loss of part / all Chromosomal mutations: A change in one or a few chromosomes 4 Types: 1) Deletion: Loss of part / all 2) Duplication: Segment is repeated 3) Inversion: Segment is reversed 4) Translocation: Segment breaks off and is reattached

Gene mutation: Substitution

Gene Mutation: Deletion or Insertion?

Gene Mutation: Deletion Insertion

Mutation vs. variation It’s important to remember that losing the function of a gene doesn’t always affect health. For example, most mammals have hundreds of genes that code for olfactory receptors, proteins that help us smell. Losing one of these genes probably doesn’t make all that much difference. In contrast to variations that cause disease, there are many more examples of variations that are neither good nor bad, but just different—like blood types and eye color. Just like with disease alleles, the process of mutation creates these more neutral variations. But with neutral variations, it can be impossible to tell which allele is the "normal" one that existed first and which is the "mutant"—and the distinction is often meaningless. http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/variation/mutation/

Good mutations? http://www.xovain.com/how-to/7-beautiful-mutations-which-ones-do-you-have

Amoeba Sisters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GieZ3pk9YVo