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Mind Map Mutation

1. A mutation is a change in the nucleotide sequence of an organism's DNA or in the DNA or RNA of a virus. 2. There are two main types of mutations: gene mutations which change the nucleotide sequence of a gene, and chromosomal mutations which change chromosomal structure and number. 3. Mutations can be caused spontaneously during DNA replication or cell division, or can be induced when an organism is exposed to mutagens like chemicals and radiation.
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Mind Map Mutation

1. A mutation is a change in the nucleotide sequence of an organism's DNA or in the DNA or RNA of a virus. 2. There are two main types of mutations: gene mutations which change the nucleotide sequence of a gene, and chromosomal mutations which change chromosomal structure and number. 3. Mutations can be caused spontaneously during DNA replication or cell division, or can be induced when an organism is exposed to mutagens like chemicals and radiation.
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DEFINITION: A change in the nucleotide sequence of an organism’s DNA or in

the DNA or RNA of virus ❑ MUTANT →An organism that carries mutated gene or chromosome
MUTATION

CLASS TYPE
1. GENE MUTATION
Changes in the nucleotide base sequence of a gene.
2. CHROMOSOMAL MUTATION :Changes in chromosomal structure & chromosome number.

Base Base Change in structure of chromosome/ Chromosomal aberration Spontaneous mutation


TYPE Base Substitution Base Inversion
Insertion Deletion ❑ Mutation happen
One or More than one TYPE TRANSLOCATION DELETION INVERSION DUPLICATION spontaneously during DNA
One or more A rearrangement of a replication in cell division.
more nucleotides or Removal/loss of
One nucleotide/
nucleoti
nucleotide
small region Occurs when a chromosomal chromosome segment, Repetition of one ❑ Occurs naturally (a normal
nucleotide pairs disappear one segment of
DEFINITION

segment / section (or a where a segment of or more mistake) about one in every million
de are of DNA chromosome,

DEFINITION
replaces by /remove/ region of a chromosome) chromosome is break off, segments of to one in every billion divisions.
inserted breaks off & containing one or ❑ Due to low level natural mutagens.
another nucleotide delete in the breaking off & attach/ rejoining inverted (rotated) 180o chromosome;
in the genetic
in the
genetic
rotate 1800 more genes when ❑ The most common mechanism
another region; either the same and rejoined within a giving the
genetic before the chromosome for spontaneous mutation is
material (DNA). material chromosome or another non- chromosome, rearrange additional sets of point mutation (gene mutation).
material rejoining the breaks at two
(DNA).
(DNA).
DNA.
homologous chromosome.
points.
the linear gene genes ❑ Example: non-disjunction
sequence.
May change codon Frameshift mutation Trisomy 21 Cri-du-chat
❑ Causes Induced mutation

Ex:
into codon that: ❑ change/shift the Down syndrome syndrome
change in ❑ Occur when organism exposed
❑Code for reading frame of
the to mutagens such as chemical
different amino codon during
particular & radiation.
acid. translation. Change in number of chromosome/Chromosomal NUMBER alteration
codons in ❑ Can create new mutations by
(Missense ❑ Gene will be mRNA treating organism with
mutation) transcribe in the MUTAGENS.
Ex: Sickle cell wrong three base
(transcripti ❑ANEUPLOIDY
on). ❑Addition or losing one or more individual
anaemia groups (codon).
❑ Codons will be
❑ Amino ❑POLYPLOIDY/EUP chromosomes. MUTAGEN –
acid LOIDY ❑Because of non-disjunction occur during meiosis. A chemical or physical agent that
EFFECT

❑Code for same translate differently


amino acid
sequence ❑Involves the whole set ❑ interacts with DNA & cause a mutation.
& will abrupt the is also of chromosomes.
(Silent mutation) coding sequence of changed ❑Having more than two PHYSICAL CHEMICAL
amino acid. Thus, (translatio sets of chromosome.
❑Code for stop codons will code X-rays Colchicine
codon
n). ❑More common in
different amino
(nonsense acids.
❑ Cause plants : 3n (triploid),
TWO TYPES
α-rays Mustard gas
minor 4n (tetraploid), 5n
mutation) ❑ This will change the phenotypi (pentaploid), I) Autosomal abnormalities β-rays Ethidium
❑→ polypeptide all amino acids a. 2n-1 (Monosomy 21)
chain become c 6n (hexaploid), 8n
b. 2n+1 (Trisomy 21)
bromide
sequence at and abnormalit (octaploid) & 10n
shorter/truncate after the point of II) Sex chromosomal abnormalities
ies. (decaploid).
d. mutation. a. Klinefelter syndrome (47,XXY)
b. Turner syndrome (45,XO).
Thalassae
EX:

Sickle cell anaemia


mia

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