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SEHS 12: Genetics

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12.1.1

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What is the primary function of chromosomes?

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3.

What is the purpose of DNA replication in cell division?

12.1.1

You only need to cover:

  • DNA Replication

  • Chromosome

  • DNA Polymerase (group)

You could cover lagging and leading strands but you're unlikely to need that detail.

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4.

Which of the following is true of DNA replication?

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5.

Children inherit from their parents via the , with 50% from the mother and 50% from the father ( chromosomes each = chromosomes in total) . different combinations of these genes from the same parents are possible.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:
chromosomes
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white blood cells
25
12
genes
52
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sex cells (gametes)
stem cells
Many millions of
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Very few
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6.

Gene doping is when an athlete edits some of their genes to permanently alter their DNA.

12.1.1

A bit like:

"Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get". We could say:

"Genotype is what we expect, phenotype is what we get"

12.1.1

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7.

What goes with what?

Draggable itemarrow_right_altCorresponding Item

Genes

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Phenotype

Human characteristics

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Genotype

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8.

) are determined by their ).

12.1.1

Try covering each word then each vertical pair (6 boxes in total)

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9.

Which characteristics are expressed developmentally by genes only?

12.1.1

Try covering both "characteristics" and grouping them. Then cover the examples.

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10.

Genes code for the production of ________ which are responsible for the development of an individual.

12.1.2

For Transcription and Translation you could try 5 boxes in total:

  • 2 leaving the T and N visible

  • 2 covering the whole word

  • 1 covering both words

  • As long as you choose "hide 1 guess 1", there will only be 1 in play at a time.

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12.

How genes can influence human characteristics:

Genes can be switched on or off depending on ________ factors (gene regulation).

12.1.2

Cover as you like. My suggestions:

turned on and off

gene regulation

athletic performance

12.1.2

12.1.2

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How genes can influence human characteristics:

Gene regulation can occur at any point during gene expression, but most commonly occurs at the level of transcription. What is transcription?

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14.

Multiple genes determine measurable characteristics, so it is ________ a single genetic element is associated with athletic performance.

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15.

Drag and drop in to categories:

  • nutrition

  • flexibility

  • physical training

  • muscle fibre type

  • lung capacity

  • climate

  • anaerobic threshold

  • height

  • technological aids

  • Characteristics that are influenced by genetics

  • Environmental factors that also influence performance

12.1.3

12.1.3

Don't block out the whole word. Leave enough to give yourself a clue but force some thinking.

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16.

Training maximizes the likelihood of obtaining a performance level with a genetically controlled ceiling.

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17.

It is possible to scientifically ascertain the relative contribution of genetics or training to elite sporting performance for a variety of sports.

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18.

Identify two possible benefits of genetic screening in shot put.

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19.

Identify one possible drawback of genetic screening in shot put.

12.1.4

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20.

The syllabus also asks you to be aware of:

  • ethical implications of involuntary exclusion from, or discrimination in, one or more sports

  • ethical implications of discrimination beyond sport, for example, in employment

What do you think this means?

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21.

Outline how characteristics of an elite basketball player can be influenced by their genes.

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In the hint, you will find the mark scheme and examiners' report.

It is important that you try to answer this before checking the mark scheme. If you find it uncomfortable, that's great! Sometimes learning hurts a bit!

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22.

Which term is defined correctly?

This is a nice question to spend a bit of time investigating the alternative options.

In fact, I'll tell you what - the answer is C. There you go, easy! Now, we could click C and move on, but we don't improve our chances in the final exam with that. Try to use it as an opportunity to discover more.

For example, here's a link to show why the answer in A is weird!

Move on when you're happy you understand why the answer is C

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23.

How can genes influence human characteristics?

I. Single genes always determine measurable human characteristics.

II. Genes affect the development of an individual.

III. Genes can be switched on by external factors.

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24.

Using sporting examples, discuss the contribution of genetic factors to potential success.

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Again, mark scheme in hints.