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Hartl D.L., Jones E.W. — Genetics: Principles and Analysis
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Íàçâàíèå: Genetics: Principles and AnalysisÀâòîðû: Hartl D.L., Jones E.W. Àííîòàöèÿ: In recent decades, few disciplines have experienced the explosion of knowledge and research that genetics has. Inspired in part by controversies and the publicity that this new information generates, many of today's students come to a course in genetics with great enthusiasm. Sustaining this enthusiasm while at the same time teaching students about the beauty, logical clarity, and unity of the subject can be a challenge for any teacher. In the fourth edition of Genetics: Principles and Analysis, Dan Hartl and Beth Jones have written a text that will provide you and your students with a clear, comprehensive, rigorous, and balanced introduction to genetics at the college level. It is a guide to learning a critically important and sometimes difficult subject. But the tools for learning extend beyond the confines of the textbook. Your students will have the opportunity to become active participants in the learning process by making full use of today's teaching and learning technology. Developed as an integrated and unified program, no other textbook will engage your students and connect them to the subject of genetics like Hartl/Jones!
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S (synthesis) 83 Saccharomyces cerevisiae 482 Saccharomyces cerevisiae centromeric chromatin of 246—247 Saccharomyces cerevisiae complete sequence of genome 400—401 Saccharomyces cerevisiae DNA molecules of 228 Saccharomyces cerevisiae life cycle of 152 Saccharomyces cerevisiae mating-type interconversion in 484 Saccharomyces cerevisiae petite mutants of 610 Saccharomyces cerevisiae topoisomerase II from 225 226 Saccharomyces cerevisiae wobble rules for 447 Sager, Ruth 608 Salmon, growth hormone engineered giant 382—383 Salmonella typhimurium 386 586 Sampling, random 658 Sanchez, Carmen 467 Satellite DNA 235 SBEI (starch-branching enzyme I) 65 246 Scaffold 233 Schierenberg, E. 521 Schizophrenia 730 Schnieke, Anagelika E. 380 Scottish Finn Dorset ewe ("Dolly"), cloning of 380 Scrapie 724 Second meiotic division 89 94—95 Second-division segregation 156 157 Segment 532 Segment-polarity genes 533—534 538—540 Segmentation genes 532—534 Segregation adjacent-1 289 291 295 Segregation adjacent-2 290 291 295 Segregation alternative 291 292 295 Segregation first-division 155 157 Segregation in pedigrees 51—54 Segregation Mendelian 67 94 96 Segregation mutation 523—524 Segregation of two or more genes 42—48 Segregation principle of 38 40 Segregation second-division 156 157 Segregational petites 610—612 Selected marker 319 Selection artificial 683—687 Selection coefficient 653 Selection correlated response to 687 Selection individual 684 Selection limit 686 Selection natural 24 650 652—658 Selection phenotypic change with 684—686 Selection-mutation balance 655—656 Selective medium 312 Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors 733 Selectively neutral mutations 650 Self-fertilization 32 39 42 61 62 645—646 Self-splicing 427 Self-sterility 61 Selfish DNA 246 Semeonoff, Robert 641 Semiconservative replication 183—186 Semisterility 288—293 Senile dementia 730 Sensory adaptation 713—714 Sensory perceptions 713 729—730 Sepals 545 Sequence-tagged sites (STS) 395—397 Sequoia sempervirens 604 Serine proteases 537 Serine, chemical structure of 413 Serotonin 732—733 Serotonin transporter polymorphism 733—734 Sex chromosomes 96—97 274—277 Sex chromosomes abnormalities in 278—280 Sex limited inheritance 101 Sex, chromosomal determination of 97 99 106—107 Sex-chromatin body 276 Sex-determining region Y (SRY) 270 274—275 Sex-lethal (Sxl) gene 105 Sex-linked inheritance see “X-linked inheritance” Shuttle vector 392 Sib ship 49 Siblings (sibs) 51 Siblings (sibs) covariance and 690 Sickle-cell anemia 17—18 388 558 Sickle-cell hemoglobin 17—18 657 Significant, statistically 111 Silent mutations 444 557 Silent substitutions 557 Silkworm, silk fibroin mRNA in 503 Simple tandem repeat polymorphism (STRP) 150 372—373 558—559 565 576—577 631 692—695 Single-active-X principle 275 Single-copy sequence 239 240 Single-strand binding proteins 198 199 Single-strand break model, asymmetrical 590 591 Single-stranded DNA 10 222 Sister chromatids 85 86 Site-directed mutagenesis, oligonucleotide 374—376 Site-specific DNA cleavage 202—205 Site-specific recombination 330 Sleep cycle 723 Snail-shell coiling, maternal effect in 617—618 Snake gene 537 Somatic cells, chromosomes of 82 Somatic mosaics 160 Somatic mutations 556 SOS repair 582 Southern blot 206—207 228 631 Specialized transducing bacteriophages 325 345—346 Specific nonchemotaxis 706 707 Spermatocytes 88 Spina bifida 691 Splice acceptor 425 Splice donor 425 Spliceosomes 426 Splicing alternative 501—503 Splicing in origin of T-cell receptors 487 Splicing RNA 425—426 427 Spongiform encephalopathy 723 Spongiform encephalopathy bovine 724 Spontaneous abortion, chromosome abnormalities and 280—281 Spontaneous mutations 557 561—566 Spores 89 158 Spores ascospores 150 151 154 156 Sporophyte 89 SRY (sex-determining region, Y) 270 274—275 Stahl, Franklin 183 184 Stamens 545 Standard deviation 673 674—675 Staphylococcus aureus 230 Starch-branching enzyme I (SBEI) 65 246 Statistically significant 111 Sterility cytoplasmic male 612—613 Sterility genetic engineering and 382 383—384 Sterility self-sterility 61 Sterility semisterility 288—293 Stern, Curt 134 158 159 Steroids 493—494 Sticky ends 204 361 Sticky ends identical 366 Stop codons 436 437 Strand, Micheline 579 Strathern, Jeffrey N. 484 Streisinger, George 332 Streptococcus pneumoniae 3 4 312 Streptomycin 312 119 608 Streptomycin resistance 609—610 Strongylocentrotus purpuratus 517 STRP (simple tandem repeat polymorphism) 150 372—373 388 558—559 565 576—577 631 692—695 Sturtevant, Alfred H. 127 111 Sublineages 522 Submetacentric 260 261 Subpopulations 628 Subunits, protein 414—415 Sulston, John E. 521 Supercoiling 224—225 Suppression, nonsense 447—449 585 Suppressor mutations 583—586 Suppressor tRNA 585 Supreme law of unreason 674 Symbionts, cytoplasmic transmission in 614—616 Symbiosis 613 Synapsis 92 286 288 Syncytial blastoderm 529 Synteny group 398—400 Synthetic vaccines 387 T (transposable) DNA, in plant transformation 381—382 T cell 487 T-cell receptors, gene splicing in origin of 487 Tandem duplication 283 Taq polymerase 208 Taster 713 729 TATA box 420—421 TATA-box-binding protein (TBP) 495 Tatum, Edward L. 322 415 420 TBP-associated factors (TAFs) 495 Telomerase 248 258 Telomere structure in 248—252 Telomeres, structure of 247—252 Telophase 85 86 87 Telophase I 89 94 Telophase II 95 Temperate phage 329 340—346 Temperature-sensitive mutations 556 template 10 191 Template strand 421 424 Terminal genes 536 Terminal redundancy 335 Termination 421—422 431 436 Testcross 41 Testcross dihybrid 45 Testis-determining factor (TDF) 274—275 Tetrad analysis 150—158 Tetrads 93 150—158 Tetrads ordered 154—158 Tetrads unordered 150—154 Tetrahymena 391 392 Tetrahymena regulation in 480 Tetrahymena splicing in 427 Tetraploidy 261 262 Tetratype 150 Thermophiles 208 Thermus aquaticus 208 Theta (q) replication 187 Thomson, J.N. 521 Three-point 141—146 Three-point cross 141 Three-point testcross, gene mapping from 141—146 Threonine, chemical structure of 413 Threshold 671 Threshold traits 671 Threshold traits heritability of 690—692 Thrum 633 Thymidine triphosphate 568 Thymine 9 174 175 177 180 Thymine dimer 571 Ti plasmid 381 382 Tim (timeless) genes 721—723 Time-of-entry mapping 319—324 Tolerance 70 Topoisomerase enzymes 187 198 199 225 226 Topoisomerase enzymes topoisomerase I 225 Topoisomerase enzymes topoisomerase II 225 226 Torso gene 536—537 Total variance 678 Traits continuous 671 Traits defined 2 Traits discrete 68 Traits distribution of 671—675 Traits genes and 16—22 Traits meristic 671 677 Traits multifactorial 670 Traits quantitative see “Quantitative traits” Traits threshold 671 690—692 Traits variation in 2 Trans configuration 126 127 Trans-heterozygote 161 162 Transcnptional activator 462 491—493 Transcnptional enhancers 494—499 Transcnptional regulation in eukaryotes 488—501 Transcnptional regulation in prokaryotes 460—462 Transcnptional regulation operon model of 465—467 Transcription 12—14 412 418—424 Transducing phage 325 345—346 Transducing phage generalized 325 Transducing phage specialized 325 345—346 Transduction 308 325—328 Transfer RNA (tRNA) 13 431 444—445 Transfer RNA (tRNA) charged 431 Transfer RNA (tRNA) suppressor 585 Transfer RNA (tRNA) translation and 14—15 Transfer RNA (tRNA) uncharged 434 435 Transformation 3—6 308 365 375 Transformation bacterial. 312—314 Transformation germ-line, in animals 377—380 Transformation mutation 522—523 Transgenic animals 378 Transition mutation 557 Translation 412 430—438 Translation of RNA 14—15 Translation units 450—451 Translational control 503—504 Translocation 274 288—296 434 Translocation reciprocal 288—293 Translocation Robertsonian 293—296 Transmembrane receptor 514 Transmission, principles of genetic 31—79 Transmission, principles of genetic dominance, complications in concept of 64—72 Transmission, principles of genetic genetic analysis 54—61 Transmission, principles of genetic Mendelian inheritance and probability 48—51 600 628 Transmission, principles of genetic modified dihybrid ratio caused by epistasis 61—64 Transmission, principles of genetic monohybrid crosses 32—41 Transmission, principles of genetic segregation in human pedigrees 51—54 Transmission, principles of genetic segregation of two or more genes 42—48 Transposable elements 242—246 346—350 Transposable elements P elements 377 Transposable-element mutagenesis 559—561 Transposase 246 347 Transposition 243 346—347 Transposon tagging 349 350 365—366 Transposons 347 349—350 Transversion mutation 557 Tribolium 682 Trihybrid cross 46 Trinucleotide repeat 279—280 Triplet code, genetic evidence for 439—442 Triplication 283 Triploidy 263 Trisomy 267 268 Trisomy in human beings 274 Trisomy-X syndrome 278 Triturus 422 Trivalent 267 268 tRNA see “Transfer RNA (tRNA)” True-breeding 32 Truncation point 684 Tryptophan (trp) operon 471—476 Tryptophan, chemical structure of 413 Ttranscript 13 Tumbling 707—708 712 Tumor therapy, ionizing radiation and 575 Tumor-suppressor genes 298—299 Turner syndrome 279 Turpin, Raymond 271
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