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It covers the genetics topic of the IBDP higher level biology course.

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Topic 3+10
GENETICS
By A rathi Anand

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length of occupying particular position
a DNA a
sing

on chromosomes .




°
Humans have between 22 , 000 -

23,000 protein coding genes
o The number of genes in an organism 's genome does not indicate how
complicated an organism is, for example dogs have a
larger genome than
human .




°
Each gene occupies



Base substitution
wet earwax vs Dry earwax
in d
CTC aaa CCA CTC A GG CC A

Glycine Arginine



Gene mutation : is
permanent change in the base sequence of DNA
a .




→ when one of the bases is changed , this will cause a change in the
mRNA sequence when the DNA is copied during transcription of
the gene .




° SILENT MUTATION : a mutation in DNA sequence will not change in
protein structure .




( multiple codons for one amino acid)

o MISSENSE MUTATION : a mutation in DNA sequence leads to a
change in

protein structure .
e -

g . Sickle cell
( change in amino acid sequence )
-




°
NONSENSE MUTATION : a mutation in DNA shortens the
polypeptide
chains .




( codons mutate to become a stop signal ) e.g cystitis
SUBSTITUTION : switch of base
INSERTION : Add a base
dangerous 3 :
reading frame shifted
DELETION : Remove base




Mutated Genes that codes for proteins could cause problems :
→ effect when where ,
, , and how much of proteins
are made .

, 8800088800 Ars OG 80
Disease caused by gene mutation

°
This disease allele arose from a base substitution mutation -
where a single
in the
base was
changed gene sequence .




causes :

results from change a to the 6th codon for the beta chain of
of haemoglobin .




Mutated gene codes for abnormal protein due to non -

polarity
bonds not formed
q
o Disease that causes red blood cell to form a sickle shape ( half
moon ) These sickle d blood cells cannot carry as much oxygen
.




as normal red blood cells They can cause clots in blood vessels
.




( capillaries ) because of their abnormal shape and inflexibility
caused by crystallization of the abnormal hemoglobin .




°
Sickle cell anaemia occurs on chromosome II , happens Ob
gene H BB ( beta globin )
-
.




o sickle cell is caused by a base substitution when the a-ate nine
-




base in aAa is replaced by a thymine base ,
changing the
triplet to Uta .




° Glutamic acid then changed to valine , a negatirecharged
amino acid changed
to neutral one .




Amino acid sequence will then lead to in
pwtei
°
change a change
structure .









°



Glutamic acid valine




/


causes :

→ blood clots
→ Joint pains
→ lack Of oxygen

the change in amino acid sequence causes hemoglobin molecules to
when oxygen levels in the blood are low As a result , red
crystallize .




blood cells sickle and get stuck in small blood vessels .

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