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Double Jeopardy

Double Jeopardy. Compliments of the James Madison Center, JMU. Cloning results in two organisms that are A. genetically identical B. genetically similar C. produced from cuttings D. both adult mammals. What is a genome? A. all the karyotypes in a cell

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Double Jeopardy

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  1. Double Jeopardy Compliments of the James Madison Center, JMU

  2. Cloning results in two organisms that are A. genetically identical B. genetically similar C. produced from cuttings D. both adult mammals

  3. What is a genome? A. all the karyotypes in a cell B. all the cells produced during meiosis C. all the DNA in one cell of an organism D. plasmids produced from inserting DNA • into a cell

  4. What genetic disorder results in abnormally shaped blood cells? A. Cystic Fibrosis B. Hemophelia C. Down Syndrome D. Sickle Cell Disease

  5. The molecules which copy the DNA code and carry it to the ribosome are A. mRNA B. tRNA C. amino acids D. proteins

  6. What is a mutation? A. any change in DNA that is harmful B. any change in a gene or chromosome C. any change in DNA that is helpful D. any change in the phenotype of a cell

  7. A carrier is a person who has two dominant alleles for a trait.

  8. A person who has the genetic disorder hemophelia will bleed easily.

  9. A normal person has 23 chromosomes.

  10. Karyotypes are used to determine the number of genes in a persons cells.

  11. Look at the pedigree from yesterday. Letter “N” is the grand daughter of A & B on her mother's side?

  12. What is the probability of a short terminal plant.?

  13. What is the probability of a short axillary plant?

  14. In garden peas, tallness (T) is dominant to • shortness (t) and axillary flowers (A) are • dominant to terminal flowers (a). If a • heterozygous tall, heterozygous axillary • plant is crossed with a heterozygous tall, • terminal plant. What is the probability of • a tall terminal plant?

  15. What is the probability of a black pacing horse?

  16. In horses, the coat color black is dominant • (B) over tan (b). Trotting is dominant (T) • over pacing (t). If a homozygous black • pacer is crossed with a homozygous tan, • heterozygous trotter. What is the probability • of a tan trotting horse?

  17. Where are proteins made • at the genes • at the ribosomes • in the chromosomes • on the DNA

  18. The process of meiosis is responsible for the creation of ____________.

  19. For a girl to be born what chromosomes must be provided from the female egg and the male sperm?

  20. DNA: CTTGAGCA GAACTCGT mRNA: tRNA:

  21. mRNA: tRNA: UAACGAU

  22. Tall pea plants are dominant over short pea plants. If a hybrid pea plant is crossed with a purebred short pea plant, what percentage of the offspring will be short?

  23. What are the blood types and percentages of a cross between someone with type AB blood and someone with type O blood?

  24. What is the goal of the process of protein synthesis?

  25. What are pedigrees used for?

  26. (B) is black, (b) is caramel; (S) is stripes, (s) is no stripes. What is the ratio of a black striped snake?

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