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GENOMICS ch.6+7

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

disorders Associated with Genomic Imprinting

a)

Prader Willi Syndrome (PWS)

b)

Turners syndrome

c)

Klinefelter syndrome

d)

Autism

2.

multiple rare copy

number variants (CNVs) results in?

a)

Klinefelter syndrome

b)

Turners syndrome

c)

angelman syndrome

d)

Neurodevelopmental disorders and Intellectual disability

3.

In Y chrmomosome where is the sex determining region located?

a)

DDX genes

b)

SRY genes

c)

DAZ genes

d)

USP genes

4.

Klinefelter syndrome is s result of?

a)

inheriting 2 extra X chromosomes (48)

b)

inherting 2 extra Y chromosomes (48)

c)

inheriting an extra X chromosome (47)

d)

inheriting an extra Y chromosome (47)

5.

In Klinefelter syndrome there is?

a)

translocation

b)

trisomy 21

c)

Y chromosome inactivation

d)

X chromosome inactivation

6.

disorders associated with Genomic Imprinting include?

a)

Robertsonian translocation

b)

Down syndrome

c)

angelmans syndrome

d)

ADHD

7.

Chromosomal deletions accounts for ___% of Prader Willi Syndrome(paternal) and Angelmans syndrome(maternal)?

a)

10

b)

70

c)

30

d)

99

8.

females born with Turners syndrome inherit?

a)

a single X chromosome (45)

b)

2 X chromosomes (46)

c)

3 X chromosomes (47)

d)

2 Y chromosomes (46)

9.

Many of the features of Angelman syndromeresult from the loss of function of _____gene?

a)

SRY

b)

UBE3A

c)

DAZ

10.

Prader Willi Syndrome results from partial loss of function (deletion) in chromosome___?

a)

21

b)

12

c)

15

d)

13

11.

genomic disorders from deletions chromosome 22 can result in?

a)

Down syndrome

b)

Turners syndrome

c)

velocardiofacial Syn.

d)

Klinefelter syndrome

12.

Microdeletion and Duplication Syndromes can involve?

a)

developmental delay

b)

intellectual disability

c)

dysmorphic birth defects

d)

all of the above

13.

Microdeletion and Duplication Syndrome can be caused by?

a)

abnormal Sex chromosomes

b)

breakpoints located at low-copy repeated sequences

c)

abnormal Y chromosomes

d)

trisomy or disomy

14.

Robertsonian translocations occur in Acrocentric chromosomes include?

a)

13,14

b)

14,15

c)

21,22

d)

all of the above

15.

Trisomy results from ?

a)

nondisjunction of the chromosome 21

b)

adnormal segregation

c)

genomic inprinting errors

d)

both 1 and 2

16.

Nondisjunction during maternal meiosis I is common meiotic error resulting in Down syndrome

a)

true

b)

false

c)

cant tell

17.

what are known risk factors for having a child with DS?

a)

ethnicity

b)

diet

c)

enviormental toxins

d)

age >35

18.

Loss-of-function mutation: recessive inheritance, mutant allele generally reduces or eliminates the function of the

gene product

a)

false

b)

true

c)

unknown

19.

Genetic Anticipation is aassociated with ?

a)

trinucleotide repeat instability

b)

dinucleotide repeat instability

c)

genetic silencing

d)

autosomal trisomy

20.

the severity of phenotype increases and age of onset decreases as a gentic disorders is called?

a)

heteropalsy

b)

penetrance

c)

anticipation

d)

hemizygous

21.

Huntingsons disease is caused by

a)

CAG repeats

b)

recessive inheritance

c)

dominant inheritance

d)

mendelian inheritance

22.

An example of X-linked recessive inheritance

a)

ADHD

b)

color blindness

c)

hemophilia

d)

both 2 and 3

23.

An affected individual with a genetic is first brought to the geneticist is called?

a)

first degree relatives

b)

second degree relatives

c)

proband

d)

compound heterozygote

24.

Consagguineous mendelian inheritance can be

a)

loss of function mutation (recessive inheritance)

b)

trisomy

c)

silencing

d)

segregation

25.

ABO blood group is an example of

a)

codominance

b)

mendelian inheritance

c)

mitochondrial inheritance

d)

mutation