MBG 2040 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Peptide, Wild Type, Oxidative Phosphorylation

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In contrast a recessive hypomorphic allele produces a partially functional polypeptide(the mutation is found in the regulatory region) or can produce reduced amounts of a functional polypeptide. Both result in a mild mutant phenotype(not as severe as above: autosomal dominant trait: examples of this include: Examples: of this would include dying hair, nose jobs, boob jobs etc: structural gene. Know it is autosomal recessive if normal parents produce an affected offspring. Heterozygosity value is reduced in autosomal recessive traits by with each aa mating. In autosomal recessive traits, individuals who marry into the pedigree are aa unless there is evidence of the contrary. In autosomal dominant traits, individuals who marry in are assumed aa. In autosomal dominant traits affected individuals are assumed heterozygous. Lecture 2: cells are specialized for a specific area, could potentially make every protein instead make specialized ones, eukaryotic chromosomes made of chromatin- which is a complex of dna and protein.

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