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autosomes

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chromosomes other than sex chromosomes, 1-22

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sex chromosomes

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chomosomes of sex deterimination

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3
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dimorphic chromosomes

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shape, gene content, and expression is different from autosomes

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4
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sex chroosomes act as ______ during meiosis

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homologous chromosomes

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5
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recessive sex-linked mutations affect ______

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heterogametic sex

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6
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different sexes have different __________ on sex linked loci

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numbers of alleles

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tops and bottoms of both X and Y chromosomes

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pseudoautosomal region

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8
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pseudoautosomal regions

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promote chromosome pairing and help control the final gametes

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9
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SRY gene

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transcription factor that turns on development pathway for men

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10
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hemizygous

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inheriting 1 chromosome for sex determination

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heterogametic

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males have 1 X and 1 Y, phenotype of single allele is immediatley observed

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autosomal dominance

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  • can’t pass without it
  • equal in males and females, passed on by both
  • doesn’t skip generations
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13
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autosomal recessive

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  • usually rare
  • equal in males and females, tends to skip gens
  • affected usually born to unaffected parents
  • can be caused by inbreeding
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X linked recessive

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  • More males affected, daughters of affected males are carriers
  • 1/2 sons of affected females are affected
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X linked dominance

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  • both males and females affected, doesn’t skip gens
  • Affected father passes to all daughters
  • affected son must have affected mother
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16
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product rule of probability

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multiply the prob of independent events happening at the same time

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sum rule of probability

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add probability of 1 out of 2+ mutually exclusive events (either/or)

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mendel’s second rule

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gene pairs on different chromosomes assort independently during gamete formation

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linked genes

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alleles on the same chromosome

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unlinked genes (;)

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alleles on different chromosomes

21
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monohybrids

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heterozygous for different alleles for 1 gene (A/a)

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dihybrids

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heterozygous for different alleles on two genes (AB/ab)

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unlinked dihybrids

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A/a; B/b, segregate independently

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linked dihybrids

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AB/ab or Ab/aB, segregate independently or ignore recombo

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unknown linkage

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A/a * B/b

26
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independent assortment frequency calculation

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determined with product rule of F2 phenotypes

27
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genetic analysis

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outcomes of genetic crosses can have random fluctuations by chance as offspring inc

28
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larger sample size _____ chances of deviation

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decreases

29
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purpose of chi squared analysis

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check probability that data will diverge this far from theoretical ratio if null hypothesis is correct

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what p val is accepted to reject the null hypothesis

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p < 0.05

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what is needed for chi squared analysis

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sample size, degrees of freedom, random fluctuation

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chi squared equation

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x^2 = sum ( ( observed - expected) ^ 2 / expected ), returns p value

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2 steps of chi squared

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1) form hypotheses (null and expected)
2) determine how close actual is to expected (goodness of fit)

34
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degrees of freedom

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calculate with n - 1 (n is num of categories)