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Chromosomal Mutations

Chromosomal Mutations

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Presentation

Science

9th - 12th Grade

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Medium

NGSS
HS-LS3-2, HS-LS1-1, HS-LS1-4

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Alexander White

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11 Slides • 10 Questions

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Chromosomal Mutations

Duplication, Inversion, Deletion, and Translocation

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Multiple Choice

Review

A ________ is a small section of DNA that codes for a protein.

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chromatid

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gene

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subset

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jean

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Multiple Select

Which of these are nitrogenous bases used in DNA?

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A

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U

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T

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C

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G

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Multiple Choice

During cell division, the DNA condenses into densely coiled sections called...

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chronographs

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homeostasis

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genes

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chromosomes

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Vocabulary Review

A gene is a small section of DNA that codes for a protein.


Chromosomes are long pieces of DNA that have been condensed. They contain many genes.


Mutations are changes in the DNA.

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Review: Types of gene mutations

  • There are 3 kinds of gene mutations...

  • Insertion - Adding bases ( + )

  • Deletion - Removing bases ( - )

  • Substitution - Changing bases ( = )

  • Insertions & deletions are frameshift mutations

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Poll

How much do you think you remember from DNA?

All of it

Lots of it

Some of it

Not much

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Chromosomal Mutations

  • There are 4 types of chromosomal mutations

  • Duplication

  • Inversion

  • Deletion

  • Translocation

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Duplication

Part of the chromosome is "copied & pasted" back into itself.

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Inversion

Part of the chromosome is flipped so that the genes are reversed in order.

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Deletion

Part of the chromosome is removed and lost.

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Translocation

Section of two non-homologous chromosomes are switched.


This is not like crossing over because the pieces are not equivalent!

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Crossing Over

Crossing over is not considered to be a mutation.


During crossing over, homologous chromosomes exchange equivalent sections of their genes.


This process naturally occurs in Prophase I.

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Multiple Choice

Which of these is not a type of chromosomal mutation?

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Inversion

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Deletion

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Transcription

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Translocation

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Multiple Choice

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What type of mutation is this?

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Duplication

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Inversion

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Deletion

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Translocation

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none

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Multiple Choice

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What type of mutation is this?

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Duplication

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Inversion

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Deletion

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Translocation

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none

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Multiple Choice

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What type of mutation is this?

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Duplication

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Inversion

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Deletion

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Translocation

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none

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Multiple Choice

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What type of mutation is this?

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Duplication

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Inversion

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Deletion

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Translocation

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none

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Multiple Choice

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What type of mutation is this?

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Duplication

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Inversion

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Deletion

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Translocation

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none

Chromosomal Mutations

Duplication, Inversion, Deletion, and Translocation

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