This content explains chromosomal mutations, which involve changes to entire chromosomes, differentiating them from point mutations. It details structural and numerical types of chromosomal mutations, their subtypes, associated disorders, and phenotypic effects, particularly in plants.
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a chromosomal mutation is any change
that occurs within the chromosome
unlike point mutations that alter a gene
or a segment of DNA in the chromosome
chromosomal mutations change the entire chromosome
chromosome
so we have seen in our previous lecture
that point mutation Alters a single base
but chromosomal mutation Alters a chunk
of DNA includes many bases hence affects
Let's see different types of chromosomal mutation
mutation
first is structural and second is
numerical mutation
let's talk about structural mutation first
first
this type of mutation Alters the
structure of a chromosome
and there are different types of
structural mutation
such as deletion duplication inversion
and translocation
so we will talk about them one by one
first is deletion
this type of mutation causes the loss of
a part of a chromosome
let's see the figure here
so this is the chromosome and this part
is deleted from this chromosome and the
new chromosome doesn't have this part okay
so common disorders due to deletion
mutation in humans are
cry to chat cystic fibrosis Etc
Etc
next is duplication
in this type of mutation a part of a
chromosome is present in excess of the
normal composition
let's see the figure
so this is the normal chromosome and
this part is duplicated like these and
the new chromosome contains
okay
uh a common disorder due to human
duplication mutation is
next is inversion
during inversion a portion of the
chromosome is reversed and gets inserted
back into the chromosome
there are two types of inversion exist
pericentric and paracentric
pericentric inversion
during a pericentric inversion the
inversion involves the centromere of the chromosome