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Class: BIO 012 - GENERAL/PRE-PROFESSIONAL BIO I; Subject: Biology; University: Drake University; Term: Fall 2014;
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IDITR-insertions: small insertions; may effect one gene; large can cause overexpression; duplication; tandem and nontandem >>overesxpression can cause more protein encoded-deletions- depends if gene is even expressed; small may effect single gene; large can result loss in multiple gene-inversions: nucleotides do a 180; ina single gene can change codon sequence; can introduce start and stop codons>>change encoded amino acid-translocation; movement of material between two chromsomes; recipricol: regions are exchanged; nonrecipricol: region from one is moved to another-recombination: crossing over of chromatids causing exchange of genetic material>>homologous**depend on size and location of changes TERM 3
- replication1. partially decompress DNA>Chromatin =