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NASC 210 Quiz: Assisted Procreation, Genomics, and Gene Therapy Even though the bible mentions human development in the womb, God as indicated in scripture, recognizes individuals before they are born. Human development in the womb is not mentioned in the bible. Conception; In Deutoronomy it says “Choose life so that you and IVF often involves…
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NASC 210 Quiz: Manipulation of Life and Transhumanism A transgenic organism can be an organism which contains human genes to make human proteins which can be extracted for drug use for patients. Gene therapy is a technique which involves; Many gene therapy vectors under current use are disarmed viruses. Recombinant DNA technology has been used…
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NASC 210 Quiz: The Genetic Basis of Cancer A deletion mutation removes DNA. For example small deletion mutations in the “Y” chromosome causes male infertility. A single nucleotide point mutation in hemoglobin, and a small mutational change in the collagen molecule and the fact that laminin mutation can cause life shortening or life ending disease…
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NASC 210 Quiz: Determinism and Human Behavior Which of the following should be the view of the Christian public in general and believers involved in the health professions regarding genetics and behavior”? PTSD is thought to involve both genetic and epigenetic factors. Drug addiction produces long lasting brain changes. Certain common drugs like nicotine and…
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NASC 210 Quiz Epigenetics and Human Thriving Melanocytes contribute to skin color; At the chromosome levels males are homogametic. For treatment of heart disease statin drugs are used to; Which of the following is true about the “X” and “Y” chromosomes? Even though Mendel’s laws are very helpful to understanding genetics, simple mendelian genetics does…
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NASC 210 Quiz: Inheritance and Human Health Genetic disease based on altered genes is caused by either “loss of function” or “gain of function” which causes the disease and its symptoms. Cystic Fibrosis involves a defective anion channel. This would be classified as: The ABO blood group alleles found in the human population are an…
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NASC 210 Exam 8 Liberty University Early sequence analysis of the human and chimp genomes showed that we shared about 98% sequence identity but more recent DNA sequence data shows that we are about 94% identical with chimps. Which of the following is true about intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)? Sequential polar body analysis involves looking…
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NASC 210 Exam 7 Liberty University Some famous world cyclists who won the tour de France admitted using EPO illegally to boost performance. GMO salmon are salmon which have been genetically altered to grow faster and are grown in special aquatic enclosures to prevent them from getting in natural waterways. What are some problems which…
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NASC 210 Exam 6 Liberty University Gleevec is a drug which helps cure a form of leukemia. Splice site mutations can cause mutation by which of the following mechanisms? Different genes have different spontaneous mutation rates. Which of the following is true about the triplet code? Which of the following is true about osteogenesis imperfecta?…
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NASC 210 Exam 5 Liberty University One promising area of autism research involves the proteins neurexin and neuroligin. Which of the following is true about the function of these two proteins? PTSD is thought to involve both genetic and epigenetic factors. The brain changes which contribute to addiction occur in parts of the brain called…
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NASC 210 Exam 4 Liberty University The human male is considered hemizygous for X-linked traits, because he only has one set of X-linked genes. The mechanism of genomic imprinting involves: The SRY gene found on the X chromosome causes the unborn baby to develop into a girl. At the chromosome levels males are homogametic. In…
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NASC 210 Exam 3 Liberty University A phenotype is the trait that you see or can observe. A parent who carries a disease gene always shows symptoms of the disease. The law of segregation states that alleles of a gene: Genetic disease based on altered genes results in “loss of function” or “gain of function”…
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NASC 210 Exam 2 Liberty University About 30% of chromatin is histone. There are two ways that chromosomes can be arranged to produce Trisomy 21. Centromeres which are typically found in the center of the chromosomes can sometimes be found on the end of chromosomes. Most unborn babies that are autosomal aneuploids go to full…
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NASC 210 Exam 1 Liberty University The human exome; is constructed of over 20,000 protein coding genes. The human somatic cell has 23 pairs of The human DNA is constructed of; Interphase is part of the cell Stem cells renew tissues but are all lost in Metagenomics involves the study of the DNA of all…