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What is it called when there are two different alleles and they both get expressed in the offspring? Example

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Co-dominance, cows chickens, blood types a and b

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IWhat is it called when one gene blocks the xpression of all genes

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epistasis

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How did Mendell get lucky?

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pea plants don’t blend, there were only two options for phenotypes, all genes were located on different chromosomes which lead him to discover independent assortment

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Monohybrid vs. dihybrid

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m: hybrids crossed looking at 1 trait. d: 2 traits

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What is it called when one gene has many effects in an organism?

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pleiotropy

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How is skin color determined

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polygenic inheritance

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What are these called?

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possible genes in the male and female gametes

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What does it mean if a person is a carrier?

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heterozygous and carry the recessive gene

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How is human blood type controlled

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Multiple alleles

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What did the pairs of pennies represent

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the alleles present at fertilization.

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Alelle

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alternate forms of genes at the same time on the Homologous chromosomes

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Test cross

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something we can do when we don’t know the genotype of an individual with a dominant phenotype. we bread it with a homozygous recessive individual and look at the offspring

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A blending of two traits is called, example

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incomplete dominance, snapdragons

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Rabbit color is controlled by

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genes at several locations on the chromosomes

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hybrid

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the bringing together of 2 different things

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monohybrid cross

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simple punnett square, crossed two parents looking at one trait

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Dihybrid cross

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cross parents looking at 2 traits at one time, how mendel discovered independent assortment

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incomplete dominance

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2 different genes together, there is a blending of their phenotypes

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Codominance

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both genes are expressed fully

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Multiple Alleles

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more than 2 possible alleles for a particular trait

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Pleiotropy

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one gene has multiple phenotypic effects in the organism

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example of pleiotropy

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sickle cell anemia- change in DNA, red blood cell is deformed

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Epistasis

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a gene having an effect on the other gene effect: phenotypic expression of a gene at a second location

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Polygenic Inheritance

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groups (at least 3) of genes working together. if all genes are dominant very very dark. if all are recessive very very white.

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Multifactoral Characters

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traits that are effected by both genes and the environment

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pedegree

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family history

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Amniocentesis

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the liquid that the fetis bathes in is removed and tested

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Chlorionic Villus Sampling (CVS)

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