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Transmission genetics

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investigating patterns of transmission of gene and traits from parent to offspring

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Who helped mendel make his discovery?

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Christian doppler’s doppler effect by studying individual characteristics
Unger’s critical thinking about plant reproduction theories

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Self fertilization

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reproduce on own

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artificial cross fertilization

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transfers pollen from 1 plant to other to fertilize

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Blending theory of heredity

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traits of progeny as mixture of characteristics passed by 2 parents

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What were mendel’s experiment innovations

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control cross of plants
use of pure breeding strains to begin experimental crosses
selection of dichotomous traits
quantification of results
use of replicate, reciprocal, and test crosses

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Controlled genetic crosses

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known genotypes or phenotypes before cross

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pure breeding (true breed)

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identical homozygous organisms have phenotype identical to parents

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Parental generation

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parents

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first filial generation

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offspring of P

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F2

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offspring of P1

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Replicate cross

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Produce F1 & F2 and produced cross several times

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Reciprocal cross

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Same phenotypes but sexes switched

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Test cross

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identify alleles not certain

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Dominant phenotype

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observed in heterozygous or homozygous alleles

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Recessive phenotype

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only homozygous alleles

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Homozygous genotype

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2 of same alleles for a gene

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Heterozygous genotype

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2 different alleles and created by pure breeding organisms with different traits

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Particulate inheritance

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each plant carries 2 particles of heredity

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monohybrid cross

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2 organism have same heterozygous genotype which create 3:1 phenotypic ratio

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Phenotypic ratio

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proportions of different phenotypes

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Genotypic raito

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proportions of different genotypes

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punnett square

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functional tool of genetic anaylsis made by reginal punnett

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law of segregation (mendel’s 1st law)

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identifies segregation of alleles during gamete formation and proposes random union of gametes produce predictable proportions

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Test cross

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cross organism with dominant phenotype with recessive to determine dominants genotype

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dihybrid cross

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cross between organism that differ in 2 traits

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forkline diagram

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diagramming probabilities of outcomes

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law of independent assortment

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gamete formation segration of alleles of1 gene is independent of segration of alleles of another gene

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trihybrid cross

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genetic cross that are heterozygous for 3 genes

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product rule

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2 or more events are independent what is likelyhood of them happening together is product of probabilites

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sum rule

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joint probability of any set of 2 or more outcomes when outcomes are muturally exclusive

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prior probability

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prediction of outcome before event

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conditional propability

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predicting dependent on prevouis event

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binomial propability

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2 coefficients whose sum=1 and products predict probability

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chi square test

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most common stat method used for comparing observed experimental outcomes with results predicted observed experimental outcomes with results predicted by hypothesis
x2=sum of (O-E)2/E

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probability value

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quantitive expression of probability results of another experiment same size and structure