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, 08:28, 14 May 2015→Short answer questions on genetics and molecular pathology.
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These are some questions I came up with that are plausible to me... let me know if they are out to lunch. | These are some questions I came up with that are plausible to me... let me know if they are out to lunch. | ||
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{{hidden|List three differences between DNA and RNA.|[[DNA (double stranded, thymine, deoxyribose, more stable; RNA single stranded, ribose, uracil]]}} | {{hidden|List three differences between DNA and RNA.|[[DNA (double stranded, thymine, deoxyribose, more stable; RNA single stranded, ribose, uracil]]}} | ||
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{{hidden|Describe the potential sequelae of a translocation mutation. |<center>[[when a segment on one chromosome is transferred to another, make a gene non-functional or can result in a fusion gene]]</center>}} | {{hidden|Describe the potential sequelae of a translocation mutation. |<center>[[when a segment on one chromosome is transferred to another, make a gene non-functional or can result in a fusion gene]]</center>}} | ||
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{{hidden|Translate the following: c.1524_1527delCGTA.|<center>[[a small deletion of CGTA between the 1524 and 1527 base pairs]]</center>}} | {{hidden|Translate the following: c.1524_1527delCGTA.|<center>[[a small deletion of CGTA between the 1524 and 1527 base pairs]]</center>}} | ||
{{hidden|List 5 features of SNPs.|<center>[[most common DNA sequence variation in humans, must occur in >=1% of a particular population, frequency of SNPs varies by groups, but responsible for >90% of human genetic variation, an can be found in any region of genome]]</center>}} | {{hidden|List 5 features of SNPs.|<center>[[most common DNA sequence variation in humans, must occur in >=1% of a particular population, frequency of SNPs varies by groups, but responsible for >90% of human genetic variation, an can be found in any region of genome]]</center>}} | ||