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DNA |polymorphisms

one |of |2 |or |more |alternative |forms |at |a |chromosomal |region |that |differs |in |a |single |nucleotide
|base |or |the |number |of |tandem |repeats |in |a |population |of |individuals



how |a |genetic |variation |will |have |more |of |an |effect

if |they |are |presented |on |a |coding |or |regulatory |region

the |type |of |region |DNA |polymorphisms |usually |reside |and |what |they |are |used |for

mostly |in |noncoding |regions |and |are |handy |for |the |assembly |of |high-density |genetic |maps |and
|are |referred |to |as |DNA |markers



how |DNA |markers |are |detected

using |microarray |analysis, |PCR |and |southern |blot |or |DNA |sequencing |can |be |used |to |identify |
individuals |and |show |relatedness |and |DNA |fingerprints

percentage |of |human |DNA |sequences |that |are |the |same

99.9%

the |most |common |type |of |genetic |variation

single |nucleotide |polymorphism |or |SNP |which |are |single |nucleotide |base |changes |or |
substitutions |that |occur |in |a |significant |portion |of |the |population |occurring |for |1 |every |350 |bp

using |genotyping |microarray |to |detect |SNPs |and |types |of |DNA |from |different |individuals

used |to |detect |SNP |genotypes |where |oligonucleotides |that |match |the |common |allele |and |all |
possible |variant |SNP |alleles |are |attached |to |the |glass |on |microarray |chip, |each |well |has |a |
different |nucleotide |G, |C, |A |or |T |that |will |match |one |strand |of |a |SNP |allele |type |as |well |as |an |
X |and |Y |strand |that |deliberately |mismatches |adjacent |to |SNP, |homozygous |CG/CG |individual |
will |have |a |match |with |G |and |C, |heterozygous |CG/TA |individual |will |have |a |match |with |all |C, |G,
|T |and |A, |homozygous |TA/TA |individual |will |have |matches |with |A |and |T



types |of |SNP |alleles

,CG |and |AT |alleles

benefit |of |researchers |probing |for |different |SNPs |in |human |genome

can |reveal |variations |in |the |population |due |to |the |genome |in |each |individual |containing |its |
own |pattern |of |SNPs |or |SNP |profile

the |types |of |regions |on |a |DNA |sequence |that |can |lead |to |genetic |variation

noncoding |RNA, |single-copy |gene, |tandem |repeats, |simple |sequence |repeats, |exons |and |
introns

goal |of |genome |sequencing |projects

to |map |out |each |chromosome |with |high |resolution |so |the |underlying |DNA |sequences |can |be |
determined |and |annotated |to |identify |the |coding |and |noncoding |regions |and |will |provide |
insight |into |mechanisms |of |inherited |diseases |and |genetic |variability

how |to |get |DNA |markers

if |an |SNP |occurs |in |a |noncoding |region |near |a |particular |gene

can |DNA |markers |be |inherited?

if |the |SNP |is |close |enough |to |the |particular |gene |of |interest |the |SNP |can |be |inherited |along |
with |that |gene

oligonucleotide

a |polynucleotide |whose |molecules |contain |a |small |number |of |oligonucleotides

variable |number |tandem |repeats |or |VNTRs

patterns |of |one |or |more |nucleotides |that |are |repeated |and |are |found |in |various |lengths |
between |different |individuals |across |populations

how |VNTRS |can |be |found

using |PCR |and |gel |electrophoresis |analysis |where |tandem |repeat |sites |are |targeted |and |
amplified |with |sequence-specific |primers |that |target |flanking |regions |or |variable |repeats

benefits |of |detecting |varying |lengths |of |VNTRs |in |individuals

DNA |fingerprinting |used |for |crime |scenes |or |determining |closely |related |and |unrelated |
individuals

silent |variations |in |the |human |genome

when |variations |are |in |nocoding |regions

,why |variations |in |coding |or |regulatory |regions |can |be |harmful

they |will |produce |an |altered |gene |product |which |can |lead |to |detrimental |effects |in |the |
organism

genotype

the |representation |of |the |pair |of |alleles |carried |by |a |person

phenotype

the |cell |or |body's |interpretation |of |the |genotype

cellular |phenotype |of |genotype |HbS/HbS |for |beta-globin |protein

causes |haemoglobin |protein |into |a |sickle |shape |instead |of |biconcave |shape

physiology |phenotype |of |having |HbS/HbS |alleles |for |beta-globin |protein

oxygen |not |being |efficiently |carried |around, |blocking |of |the |capillaries |in |the |circulatory |
system |leading |to |anemia |and |acute |pain

HbS |or |sickle |cell |genotype

caused |by |an |SNP |leading |to |a |simple |mutation |of |substituting |glutamine |to |valine |and |
altering |tertiary |structure |of |beta-globin |protein

biochemical |cause |of |sickle |shape |of |HbS |beta-globin |proteins

decreased |efficiency |of |binding |oxygen |leads |to |aggregation |of |abnormal |beta-globin |proteins |
resulting |in |long |rod-like |structures |within |red |blood |cells

how |beta-globin |haplotypes |can |establish |variability |across |populations

between |different |ethnic |groups, |sickle |cell |anemia |mutant |gene |may |confer |heterozygous |
individuals |in |a |population |with |selective |advantage |and |resistance |to |malaria |in |regions |with |
endemic |and |continuous |malaria |threats

haplotype

a |group |of |genes |inherited |together |from |a |single |parent

how |variations |in |gene |copy |number |of |CNVs |can |be |detected

using |DNA |microarray |analysis |where |they |are |identified |based |on |relative |fluorescence |
intensities, |gene |duplications |are |usually |found |adjacent |to |each |other

types |of |variations |in |DNA |sequences |that |contribute |to |various |DNA |polymorphisms

, SNPs, |VNTRs |and |CNVs

how |genetic |variations |can |be |detected

microarray |analysis, |PCR |and |gel |electrophoresis |and |DNA |sequencing |techniques

process |of |meiosis

DNA |replication |of |female |and |male |sex |cells, |first |meiotic |division |and |crossing |over |of |
chromosome |segments, |second |meiotic |division |resulting |in |4 |haploids, |female |haploids |fuse |
together |into |1 |oocyte |or |egg |and |male |haploids |remain |separate |as |sperm |cells

which |cells |are |the |only |types |that |are |not |produced |by |mitosis?

gametes |derived |from |specialized |germ |cells |in |ovaries |and |testes

prophase |I

homologous |chromosomes |continue |to |condense |and |undergo |synapsis |which |is |gene-for-
gene |pairing |of |homologous |chromosomes, |microtubules |start |forming, |chiasmata |between |
non-sister |chromatids |form |which |is |from |crossing |over |and |rearrangement |of |genetic |
information, |centrosome |duplication, |movement |and |spindle |formation, |nuclear |envelope |
breaks |down

purpose |of |meiosis

allows |for |recombination |of |parental |homologous |chromosomes |and |production |of |unique |
and |variable |gametes

interphase

allows |for |chromosomes |to |be |duplicated

how |many |chromosomes |do |the |haploid |daughter |cells |have |compared |to |the |parent |cell?

half |the |amount

what |facilitates |synapsis |of |homologous |chromosomes |during |meiosis?

a |synaptonemal |complex |that |forms |a |physical |connection |between |homologous |
chromosomes

are |homologous |chromosomes |sister |chromatids?

no |they |are |one |chromosome |from |each |parent |that |have |different |versions |of |the |same |type |
of |genes

chiasmata

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