17.5 codominance & multiple alleles Flashcards

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1
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what is codominance?

A

both alleles are expressed in phenotype

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2
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what is an example of multiple alleles?

A

blood group A, B, O

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3
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which blood antigen groups are codominant?

A

A & B

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4
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which blood antigen group is recessive?

A

O

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5
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why would a individual only have 2 alleles from a multiple-allele gene?

A

we only have 2 homologous chromosomes therefore only 2 alleles at the same time

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6
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how many pairs of human chromosomes are autosomes and what are those?

A

22, homologous & identical in appearance

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which sex chromosome is shorter and shaped differently?

A

Y

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what is the name for a gene carried on a sex chromosome?

A

sex-linked

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9
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where will recessive genes of the X chromosome appear more often in males?

A

non-homologous portion

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10
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what is haemophilia?

A

slow blood clots, slow / persistent internal bleeding (especially in joints)

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11
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what is haemophilia caused by?

A

recessive allele which codes for a non-functional protein required in the clotting process

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