2.6 - How is CF inherited? Flashcards

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What does allele mean?

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Different forms of a gene

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What does genotype mean?

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The alleles present in an individual represented by betters

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What does phenotype mean?

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The physical characteristics of an individual

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What does homozygous mean?

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A genotype with two alleles that are the same

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What does heterozygous mean?

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A genotype with two alleles that are different

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What does recessive mean?

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Alleles that are only expressed in the phenotype if two are present

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What does dominant mean?

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Alleles that are always expressed in the phenotype

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What is monohybrid inheritance?

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When the inheritance of one single allele from two parents is studied.

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What are the steps when creating a punnet square ?

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1- Give the parents genotypes
2- Give the possible parents gametes
3- Draw and fill in the Punnett square
4-Make a key matching genotypes to phenotypes
5- Give the probability or ratio
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10
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How is CF inherited?

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1- CF gene occurs in alternative forms or alleles.
2- The normal allele does not contain a mutation and is dominant.
3- The mutated allele is recessive.
4- One out of twenty five people are cystic fibrosis carriers.
5- Carriers can pass on an C or c in their gametes as they are heterozygous.

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What does codominace mean?

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when both alleles are expressed

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what are Homologous chromosomes?

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Homologous chromosomes are chromosomes that can pair as they contain sequences for the same genes.

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What does locus mean?

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Locus means the position of a gene on a chromosome.

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14
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What did Darwin believe happened when parents characteristics were inherited in sexual reproduction?

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The characteristics are blended e.g. red and white would lead to pink flowers.

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What type of plant did Mendel use to work out how inheritance works?

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Peas

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16
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What did Mendel look after at the monastery?

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The garden

17
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How long did Mendel’s study take? What did he keep?

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10 years and a detailed record

18
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What pattern did Mendel notice?

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If you breed red and white flower peas, the first generation will all have red flowers. The second generation will have red and white flowers.

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What fundamental law of inheritance did Mendel discover?

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That each parent passes on a ‘factor’.

20
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Why were his findings not widely recognised until much later?

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Only published in a small journal, language barrier, not a professional scientist, stopped his research and his notes were burnt.

21
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What do we call Mendel’s factors today?

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Genes

22
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What were mendels conclusions?

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There are inherited factors (genes), from parents, that control different characteristics.
-Some factors are stronger and show up more often, they are dominant.