chapter 10: mendelian genetics Flashcards

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what does homozygous mean?

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when the alleles of a gene are identical (ex. PP)

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what does heterozygous mean?

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when the alleles of a gene of different (ex. Pp)

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what’s a phenotype?

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an organisms physical appearance

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what’s a genotype?

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an organisms genetic makeup

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5
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who developed the rules of inheritance?

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gregor mendel

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6
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what trait shows up in the F1 generation?

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the dominant gene

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what’s an allele?

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different versions of the same gene

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8
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what do monohybrid crosses demonstrate?

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Mendel’s law of segregation (first law)

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9
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what do dihybrid crosses demonstrate?

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Mendel’s law of independent assortment (second law)

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10
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what is incomplete dominance?

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when the phenotypes of different alleles are blended together to form an “intermediate phenotype”, neither allele is dominant (ex. red and white flowers = pink flowers)

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11
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what are unlinked genes?

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genes that are found on different chromosomes

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12
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what is independent assortment?

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independent segregation of genes during the formation of gametes

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