Molecular Genetics — Flashcards

In an autosomal dominant inheritance pattern, the disease usually _____ skip generations.

What protein in hemidesmosomes binds to fibronectin, laminin, or collagen in the basement membrane? _____ *bonus-Ca2+ dependent? Y/N

_____ describes the contribution of one gene to multiple phenotypic effects

Which enzyme is responsible for relaxing the DNA strand by creating single- or double-stranded breaks in the DNA helix to add/remove supercoils? _____

What class of diseases is Huntington disease a part of?_____

If a mother has a mitochondrial disease, all her children are _____

What type of oncogene is BRAF?_____

How many ring(s) do purines have?_____

What process is used embryologically to cause "Lyonization"_____

Which class of histone is not found as a pair in a nucleosome? _____