Summary: Psychobiologie Selectietoets
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6.1 Visual coding
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What is the difference between the allele A and a of a gene?
They are identical in most of their sequence and differ only at one or several nucleotides of the thousands of nucleotides that make up the gene -
When do DNA molecules replicate?
During the S phase of cell division -
What are 3 ways by which a segment of SNA can be characterized and tracked?
1. Direct sequencing (sequence alleles (A and a) in the parents and the meiotic products: the result would be that one half of the products would have the A DNA sequence and one half would have the a DNA sequence)
2. Restriction Fragment Lenght Polymorphism
3. PCR -
What is, at a molecular level, the primary phenotype of a gene?
The protein it produces -
What is a null allele?
A mutant allele that has no simalarities with the wild-type function (non functioning allele caused by a genetic mutation) -
6.1.1 General principles of percention
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When do you perceive an object?
You perceive an object when it emits of reflects energy that stimulates receptors that transmit information to your brain -
In terms of which factors does your brain code information?
In terms of which neuron respond, their amount of response and the timing of their response -
The law of specific nerve energies
Whatever excites a particular nerve esthablishes a special kind of energy unique to that nerve / the brain somehow interprets the action potentials from the auditory nerve as sounds etc. -
What does the 'amount of response' mean?
How many action potentials a neuron sends per unit of time -
6.1.2 The eye and it´s connections to the brain
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What is the rear surface of the eye called which is lined with visual receptors?
Retina
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