Developmental and Cancer Genetics

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Across
  1. 4. These genes encode proteins with functions necessary for cellular upkeep, metabolism and protein synthesis
  2. 7. This type of gene makes a product that is deposited into an egg by the female
  3. 9. This type of mutation is passed on to one’s offspring
  4. 11. Programmed cell death, either during development or as “cellular suicide” for diseased cells
  5. 12. This interesting property of Hox genes means that their expression order along the body of an animal is the same order they are found in on the chromosome.
  6. 13. In ________ division, the two daughter cells of mitosis and cytokinesis are nonidentical and can have different cell fates
  7. 14. Tumor ________ genes are genes which are recessive when mutated, but can produce a cancer
  8. 15. This type of mutation affects more than one phenotype
  9. 17. Signal _______ is the general word for how an extracellular signal is passed through the cell membrane to effect things inside the cell
  10. 19. This type of mutation makes cells more likely to accumulate genetic errors.
Down
  1. 1. This type of gene is dominant when mutated and can produce a cancer
  2. 2. This is the process in which cells begin to express different sets of genes and ultimately become different tissue types.
  3. 3. This technology uses small DNA probes to study the gene expression of many genes simultaneously by assaying all mRNA expressed in a tissue.
  4. 5. In ______ mutants, the identity of one body structure has been changed into another.
  5. 6. When a cell’s fate is determined by a message it receives from another cell, cell to cell ______ has occurred
  6. 8. Cells acquire different tissue identities and fates by expressing different ____ factors
  7. 10. This is a highly conserved stretch of DNA sequence present in Hox protein coding sequences
  8. 16. A _______ mutation makes the phenotype of another mutation more dramatic
  9. 18. A cell that is going to divide must pass through several of these potential stopping points throughout the cell cycle