Chapter 12.6: Extensions to Mendel Flashcards

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Define polygenic inheritance

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describes a mode of inheritance in which more than one gene affects a trait

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What describes a mode of inheritance in which more than one gene affects a trait?

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polygenic inheritance

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Define continuous variation

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variation in a trait that occurs along a continuum such as the trait of height in human beings

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What is variation in a trait that occurs along a continuum such as the trait of height in human beings?

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continuous variation

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Define qualitative trait

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a trait that is determined by the effects of more than one gene

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What is a trait that is determined by the effects of more than one gene?

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qualitative trait

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What is pleiotropy?

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o An allele that has more than one effect on phenotype

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Define incomplete dominance

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describes a case in which two or more alleles of a gene do not display clear dominance

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What describes a case in which two or more alleles of a gene do not display clear dominance?

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incomplete dominance

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Define codominance

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describes a case in which two or more alleles of a gene are each dominant to other alleles but not to each other

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What describes a case in which two or more alleles of a gene are each dominant to other alleles but not to each other?

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codominance

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12
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What are the sugars exhibited by type A blood?

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galactosamine

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What are the sugars exhibited by type B blood?

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galactose

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What are the sugars exhibited by type AB blood?

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Both galactose and galactosamine

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15
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What are the sugars exhibited by type O blood?

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None

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What blood type can a type A blood type receive?

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Receives A and O

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What blood type can a type B blood type receive?

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Receives B and O

18
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What blood type can a type AB blood type receive?

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Universal Receiver

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What blood type can a type O blood type receive?

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Receives O

20
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What blood type can a type A blood type donate to?

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Donates to A and AB

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What blood type can a type B blood type donate to?

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Donates to B and AB

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What blood type can a type AB blood type donate to?

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Donates to AB

23
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What blood type can a type O blood type donate to?

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Universal Donor

24
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Define ABO Blood Group

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a set of four phenotypes produced by different combinations of three alleles at a single locus

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What is a set of four phenotypes produced by different combinations of three alleles at a single locus?
ABO Blood Groups
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Define epistasis
interaction between two nonallelic genes in which one of them modifies the phenotypic expression of the other
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What is the interaction between two nonallelic genes in which one of them modifies the phenotypic expression of the other?
epistasis