1. Human Genetics and Genetic Engineering

2. THIS IS
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4. To breed or not to breed
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Karyotype me
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Passing Traits
The X-games
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5. The type of disorder that results in far more males being affected than females?

6. X-linked recessive
A 100

7. What is the crossing of unlike individuals to select desirable traits from both species?

8. Hybridization
A 200

9. What blood types can an individual with Type A blood receive?

10. Types A and O
A 300

11. What is the combination of DNA from multiple sources?

12. Recombinant DNA
A 400

13. Plants that have double, and triple the normal number of chromosomes is said to be what?

14. Polyploid
A 500

15. What is the project to determine the sequence of DNA for humans?
B 100

16. Human genome project
B 100

17. What is the technique used to replicate or amplify a small amount of DNA?
B 200

18. Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
B 200

19. What are the enzymes used to cut DNA?
B 300

20. Restriction enzymes
B 300

21. What is the replacement of an absent or faulty gene with a normal, working gene?

22. Gene Therapy
B 400

23. What is the separation of DNA fragments into distinct banding patterns, used in forensics and paternity testing?
B 500

24. DNA fingerprint
B 500

25. What is the genotype of individual III-3?
C 100

26. aa
C 100

27. What blood type is considered the universal donor?

28. Type O blood
C 200

29. What autosomal disorder is caused by codominant alleles and has the characteristics of changing the shape of red blood cells?
C 300

30. Sickle cell disease
C 300

31. If a man with AB blood marries a woman with type O blood, what blood types are possible in their children?
C 400

32. Types A and B
C 400

33. What is the most likely pattern of inheritance of the pedigree below?

34. Sex-linked recessive
C 500

35. What are chromosomes 1-22 in a karyotype?
D 100

36. Autosomes
D 100

37. Analyzing the karyotype below, what gender is this individual and what syndrome does this individual have?
D 200

38. Female, Down syndrome
D 200

39. How is the X chromosome different from the Y chromosome?

40. The Y Chromosome is much smaller
D 300

41. What disorder is characterized by the inheritance of an additional X chromosome in a male?

42. Klinefelter’s syndrome

43. What is the most common error in meiosis, resulting in the failure of homologous chromosomes to separate?
D 500

44. Nondisjunction
D 500

45. A female with colorblindness (a sex-linked recessive trait) will have what genotype?

46. XcXc
E 100

47. What sex-linked disorder results in a bleeding disorder due to the lack a clotting protein?

48. Hemophilia
E 200

49. A colorblind man has five children with a women with normal vision
A colorblind man has five children with a women with normal vision. They have two daughters – one is colorblind, and three sons – two are colorblind. What are the genotypes of the parents?
E 300

50. XCXc x XcY
E 300

51. A man and a woman, both who do not have muscular dystrophy have a son with the disorder. What is the probability of having a daughter with the disorder?
E 400

52. No chance of passing this trait onto a daughter.
XMXm x XMY
XM Xm XM Y
XMXM
XMXm
E 400

53. Looking at a cell, you notice that it contains Barr bodies, what does that tell you about the donor of these cells?
E 500

54. The donor is female
E 500

55. The process of introducing new traits into a population through exposure to a mutagen?

56. Mutagenesis
F 100

57. The type of breeding where humans allow only animals with certain traits to breed?

58. Selective Breeding
F 200

59. What is an individual produced from a single cell, that is genetically identical another organism?

60. Clone
F 300

61. What is the process of a cell taking in external DNA and incorporating it into its own DNA?

62. Transformation
F 400

63. Genetic engineering allows for scientists to insert genes from different species to produce what type of plants and animals?
F 500

64. Transgenic
F 500

65. Dangerous conditions???? The Final Jeopardy Category is:
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A human red blood cell is placed in a 5% solute solution and shrinks; it is placed into a 0.01% solute solution and explodes; finally it is placed into a 0.9% solute Ringer’s solution. After 15minutes the blood cell was observed to be in perfect working order, Why?
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The solution is isotonic; 0.9% solute concentration on both sides of the membrane!
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