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WorksheetsPrelim Cytogenetics
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who is the father of Modern Genetics?
Friedrich Mischer
Hippocrates
Gregor Mendel
Robert Hooke
Who explored fatigue in neural cells of cat
Murray Barr
Gregor Mendel
Waardenburg
Walther Flemming
What are the basic building blocks of life? It also stores DNA
Chroma
Cells
DNA
Chromosomes
He said that Males have 47 chromosomes and Females have 48
Theophilus Painter
Alexander Von Winiwarter
Willam Henry Sutton
Walther Flemming
Who discovered the DNA?
Gregor Mendel
Walther Flemming
Friedrich Mischer
Willam Henry Sutton
Who discovered the DNA?
Gregor Mendel
Walther Flemming
Friedrich Mischer
Willam Henry Sutton
Gregor Mendel described the factors that are transmitted from parents to offspring. Today, the factors are now called ____________
Genes
Traits
Chromosomes
DNA
Who published the first illustration of Human Chromosome?
Friedrich Mischer
Alexander von Winiwarter
Walther Flemming
Gregor Mendel
Who stated that Human Diploid chromosome number is 46?
Joe Hin Tjio & Albert Levan
Waardenburg
Lejuene
Heinrich Wilhelm Gottfried von Waldeyer Hartz
Who studied the meiotic chromosomes from the testicles of men?
Theophilus Painter
William Henry Sutton
Waardenburg
Lejuene
Who reported that human diploid number is 48?
Theophilus Painter
William Henry Sutton
Murray Barr
Lejuene
A syndrome where there is an extracopy of chromosome 21
Turner syndrome
Klinefelter syndrome
Down syndrome
Patau syndrome
A syndrome where there are only 45 chromosomes. There is only a single chromosome on the X sex chromosome.
Turner's syndrome
Klinfelter syndrome
Jacobs and Strong syndrome
Edwards syndrome
A syndrome where there is an extra X chromosome making it XXY
Turner's syndrome
Klinefelter syndrome
Edward's syndrome
Jacob and strong syndrome
It means there is an extra copy of chromosome.
Trisomy
Tetrasomy
Monosomy
Quadrasomy
Also known as Trisomy 13
Downs Syndrome
Klinefelter syndrome
Patau syndrome
Edwards syndrome
Also known as Trisomy 18
Down syndrome
Klinefelter syndrome
Patau syndrome
Edward syndrome
Also known as Cat's cry
Cri du cry
Cry du cri
Cri da chat
Cri du chat
Diploid chromosomes have how many chromosomes?
23
47
46
25
Haploid chromosomes have how many chromosomes?
23
46
47
25
It is used to stop cell division and can also be used as a gout medicine
Phytohematogglutinin
Methanol
Acetic Acid
Colchicine
It shows a photograph of all the chromosomes
ECG
Cell
Karyogram
Karyotype
It is used to spread chromosomes
Methanol
KCl
Colchicine
Colcenoid
A type of abnormality where the number of chromosome is not divisible by the haploid number
Aneuploidy
Polyploidy
Hypodiploid
Hyperdiploid
A type of abnormality where the chromosome number is higher than the diploid number and a multiple of the haploid number
Aneuploidy
Polyploidy
Hypodiploid
Hyperdiploid
An abnormality where there are 45 chromosomes
Trisomy
Monosomy
Hyperdiploid
Hypodiploid
An abnormality where there are 47 chromosomes
Trisomy
Monosomy
Hyperdiploid
Hypodiploid
P arm of the chromosome is called
long
Short
Wide
narrow
Q arm of the chromosome is called
long
short
wide
narrow
Which is an example of a genotype
Bb
Blue eyes
Which is an example of a phenotype
Bb
Blue eyes
How many chromosomes does a human meiotic cell have?
23
46
13
45
How many pairs of chromosomes does a human mitotic cell have?
23
46
13
47
Example/s of Purine
Cytosine
Guanine
Adenine
Thymine
Example/s of a Pyrimidine
Cytosine
Guanine
Adenine
Thymine
The enzyme that produce the helix strand
Catalase
Enzymase
Helicase
Topoisomerase
A protein that stabilizes the opened helix
SSB
PBB
NBB
TBB
A sequence of RNA nucleotide created by the Primase
DNA primer
tRNA primer
mRNA primer
RNA primer
A nitrogenous base that can only be seen in RNA strand
Adenine
Cytosine
Uracil
Thymine
Leading strand _______
Lagging strand _______
5' 3' & 3' 5'
3' 5' & 5' 3'
Basic structural unit of chromatin
Chromosome
Nucleosome
Chromatid
Composed of 6 nucleosomes
Chromosome
Nucleosome
Solenoid
Chromatin
It can only be found in Acrocentric chromosomes
Nuclear Organizer region
Telomere
Centromere
Centriole
Does acrosome chromosomes still have telomere one one side?
Yes
No
A type of chromatin that is active in the replication or cell division
Euchromatin
Heterochromatin
Called the physical end of chromosomes
Centromere
Nuclear Organizer Region
Telomere
Chromatid
The largest group of chromosome
Group A
Group B
Group G
A cell division that produces 2 diploid cells
Mitosis
Meiosis
Short sequences of Nucleotides
Nucleosome
Chromosome
Okazaki Fragments
Ozaka Fragments
Used as a signal to stop the transcription of mRNA
Stop Codan
Stop Cadon
Stop Codon
