
Epigenetic: The Basics
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Biology
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Ernest Ricks
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35 Slides • 22 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What are the behavioral differences between highly licked pups and lowly licked pups?
Highly licked pups are calm and respond to stress well
Lowly licked pups are easier to handle
Highly licked pups are anxious
Lowly licked pups respond to stress well
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference in Glucocorticoid Receptor (GR) Gene Expression levels between Highly Licked and Lowly Licked groups?
Highly Licked has lower expression
Highly Licked has higher expression
No difference in expression
Lowly Licked has higher expression
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Multiple Choice
A scientist studying phenotypic variation in a species of butterfly observed that genetically identical caterpillars grown in similar cages but exposed to different colored lights developed into butterflies with differences in wing color and body size, as shown in Table 1.
Which of the following best explains the cause of the phenotypic variation observed in the butterflies?
Different mutations occurred in the caterpillars that were exposed to different colors of light.
The energy used to grow a larger body results in butterflies with lighter colored wings.
Individual caterpillars evolved adaptations to survive in each of the light conditions they were exposed to.
There was differential gene expression of wing color and body size in response to the colors of light the caterpillars were exposed to.
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Multiple Choice
What are the different levels at which gene expression can be regulated?
Transcriptional regulation
Post-transcriptional regulation
Translational regulation
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
What is the approximate length of DNA in a human body if lined up?
From Earth to the Moon
From Earth to the Sun
From Earth to Mars
From Earth to Venus
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Multiple Choice
What is the consequence of histone acetylation on chromatin structure?
It condenses chromatin, making it less accessible
It relaxes chromatin, making it more accessible
It deletes histone proteins
It causes DNA methylation
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Multiple Select
In DNA packaging, a nucleosome core is made up of the following histone proteins
H1
H2a
H2b
H3
H4
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Multiple Choice
What are some factors that can influence epigenetics?
Stress
Diet
Exposure to Toxins
All of the above
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Open Ended
Explain the difference between transcriptionally active and inactive chromatin based on the image.
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of DNA methylation in gene expression?
It enhances gene expression
It has no effect on gene expression
It silences gene expression
It promotes transcription factor binding
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Multiple Choice
What is the effect of HDACs on chromatin structure?
They relax chromatin structure
They cause chromatin to become more tightly packed
They have no effect on chromatin
They increase gene expression
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Multiple Choice
What are the roles of histone methyltransferases (HMTs) in epigenetic control?
They add acetyl groups to histones
They add methyl groups to histone tails
They remove methyl groups from DNA
They phosphorylate histones
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of acetylation in gene activation as shown in the image?
It inhibits gene expression
It promotes gene expression
It has no effect on gene expression
It only affects histone tails
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of DNMT in transcriptional repression as indicated in the image?
It promotes transcription
It inhibits transcription
It has no effect on transcription
It enhances chromatin accessibility
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Multiple Choice
What is the role of methyl groups (MT) in the activation of genes as shown in the diagram?
They inhibit gene expression
They activate gene expression
They have no effect on gene expression
They are involved in DNA replication
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Multiple Choice
In the context of epigenetics, what is the significance of histone modification?
It changes the DNA sequence
It affects the accessibility of DNA to transcription machinery
It stabilizes mRNA
It enhances DNA replication
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Multiple Choice
What does the graph indicate about the expression levels of the Glucocorticoid receptor (GR) gene in highly licked versus lowly licked subjects?
Highly Licked shows higher expression
Lowly Licked shows higher expression
Both have equal expression
Expression levels are not related to licking
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the new tools mentioned in the slide?
To create polls
To address questions
To gather feedback
To teach lessons
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Open Ended
Why do scientists study identical twins to learn about how the environment affects gene expression?
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Open Ended
If we had Rats how could we test this result?
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Multiple Choice
What are the psychological effects experienced by second-generation Holocaust survivors?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Anxiety disorders
Depression
Substance abuse
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