Chapter 12 Flashcards
PMAT
Interphase: duplicates chromosomes
Prophase 1: crossing over, spindle fibers attach to chromosome
Metaphase 1: chromosomes line up in the middle and undergo independent assortment
Anaphase 1: chromosomes move apart
Telophase 1: two new cells are made from the original chromosome
Prophase 2: spindle fibers attach to chromosome
Metaphase 2: chromosomes line up in the middle
Anaphase 2: chromosomes move apart
Telophase 2: two new cells are made
Interphase
Duplicates chromosomes
Prophase 1
Crossing over, spindle fibers attach to chromosome
Metaphase 1
Chromosomes line up in the middle and undergo independent assortment
Anaphase 1
Chromosomes move apart
Telophase 1
Two new cells are made from the original chromosome
Prophase 2
Spindle fibers attach to chromosome
Metaphase 2
Chromosomes line up in the middle
Anaphase 2
Chromosomes move apart
Telophase 2
Two new cells are made
Blood type
- 3 alleles
- A, B, AB, O
Ia
A Blood Type
-Dominant
Ib
B Blood Type
-Dominant
i
O blood type
-Recessive
Blood type and corresponding genotype
Blood type: O, Genotype: ii
Blood type: A, Genotype: I(^A)i (heterozygous) or I(^A)I(^A) (homozygous)
Blood type: B, Genotype: I(^B)i or I(^B)I(^B)
Blood type: AB, Genotype: I(^A)I(^B)
4 Genetic Problems
- One Trait: Monohybrid cross
- 2 heterozygotes mate
- Aa x Aa - Two Trait: Dihybrid Cross
- AaBb x AaBb
- 2 traits
- Heterozygous for all traits - Sex-linked
- Punnet squares
- Blood type: 3 alleles
- Blood Type/phenotype
- O
- A
- B
- AB
- Ia= A Blood Type
- Ib= B Blood Type
- i= O blood type
- Blood Type/phenotype
Genotype
Genetics Genes, 2 of the same letters in a regular cell -Hair color ---> A=brown, a=blonde - AA= homozygous dominant - Aa= heterozygous - aa= homozygous recessive
Phenotype
Physical characteristics
Trait that gets expressed —> genotype determines phenotype
Homozygous
Same genotype —> purebred
Heterozygous
Different genotypes —> hybrid
Dominant
Trait that shows up, even when the genotype is heterozygous, overpowers the recessive
Recessive
Needs 2 alleles for the trait to be seen and to be able to match the dominant
Diploid
A cell with a full set of genetic info (46 chromosomes)
-Somatic cell
Haploid
Half the amount of genetic info (23 chromosomes)
-Gamete cell (sperm or ova)
Principle of segregation
Chromosomes move apart to make haploid cells
Independent assortment
Chromosomes move independently of each other
Allele
A variation form of a gene