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[Show more]Genotyping - ANSWER the process of determining differences in the genetic make-up 
(genotype) of an individual by examining the individual's DNA sequence and comparing it 
to another individual's sequence or a reference sequence. 
Hotstart PCR - ANSWER PCR procedure where Taq polymerase is added a...
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Add to cartGenotyping - ANSWER the process of determining differences in the genetic make-up 
(genotype) of an individual by examining the individual's DNA sequence and comparing it 
to another individual's sequence or a reference sequence. 
Hotstart PCR - ANSWER PCR procedure where Taq polymerase is added a...
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Name the disorder: CGG Repeats approaching FMR1 - ANSWER Fragile X syndrome 
Name the disorder: HFE gene malfunction - ANSWER Hemochromatosis 
Name the disorder: CAG repeat expansion >37 - ANSWER Huntington Disease 
Name the ...
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Name the disorder: CGG Repeats approaching FMR1 - ANSWER Fragile X syndrome 
Name the disorder: HFE gene malfunction - ANSWER Hemochromatosis 
Name the disorder: CAG repeat expansion >37 - ANSWER Huntington Disease 
Name the ...
Will dads with an x-link dominant disorder have sons that have it? - ANSWER No. Dad will 
have only given his good Y to have a boy 
How does Fragile X break the first law of genetics? - ANSWER unstable and can change from 
gene to gene 
non-mendelian inheritance 
Imprinting - ANSWER different expres...
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Add to cartWill dads with an x-link dominant disorder have sons that have it? - ANSWER No. Dad will 
have only given his good Y to have a boy 
How does Fragile X break the first law of genetics? - ANSWER unstable and can change from 
gene to gene 
non-mendelian inheritance 
Imprinting - ANSWER different expres...
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Types of polymorphisms - ANSWER Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)* 
Short tandem repeats (STRs)* 
Variable Number of Tandem Repeats(VNTR)* 
Short Interspersed Nucleoside Sequences(SINES) 
*Commonly used in Labs
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Types of polymorphisms - ANSWER Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)* 
Short tandem repeats (STRs)* 
Variable Number of Tandem Repeats(VNTR)* 
Short Interspersed Nucleoside Sequences(SINES) 
*Commonly used in Labs
What are the steps in DNA replication? - ANSWER 1. Initiate 
2. Elongate 
3. Terminate 
Telomers - ANSWER cap ends of chromosome during replication to preserve DNA 
-10 box - ANSWER TATA box (TATAAT) 
located 10 bases away from transcription start site 
promoter
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Add to cartWhat are the steps in DNA replication? - ANSWER 1. Initiate 
2. Elongate 
3. Terminate 
Telomers - ANSWER cap ends of chromosome during replication to preserve DNA 
-10 box - ANSWER TATA box (TATAAT) 
located 10 bases away from transcription start site 
promoter
What is the path of a tRNA in a ribosome? - ANSWER Acceptor > Peptidyl > Exit 
How is translation initiated? - ANSWER small rRNA (40S) subunit binds mRNA and scans for start 
codon (AUG) 
Met-tRNA is brought to the P site 
Large rRNA (60S) subunit binds
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Add to cartWhat is the path of a tRNA in a ribosome? - ANSWER Acceptor > Peptidyl > Exit 
How is translation initiated? - ANSWER small rRNA (40S) subunit binds mRNA and scans for start 
codon (AUG) 
Met-tRNA is brought to the P site 
Large rRNA (60S) subunit binds
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