Chapter Fifteen: Simple Patterns of Inheritance Flashcards

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Who first described the laws of Inheritance?

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Gregor Mendel

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Mendel learned a (quantitative or qualitative) approach?

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Quantitative

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What is this term?
a section of DNA that codes for a particular trait

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Gene

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What is this term?
a variable form of a gene

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Allele

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What is this term?
the two copies of a gene in a diploid organism are the same

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homozygous

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What is this term?
the two copies of a gene are for different alleles

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Heterozygous

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What is this term?
the genetic makeup of an individual

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Genotype

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What is this term?
the physical expression of the genotype

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phenotype

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What is this term?
the one allele expressed in a heterozygote

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Dominant

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What is this term?
the allele not expressed in a heterozygote

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Recessive

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Mendel’s first law of segregation
1. adults are…and have two copies of each gene
2. the two copies of each gene segregate on to each…
3. …restores the diploid number

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diploid
gamete
fertilization

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Mendel’s Second Law (Independent Assortment):
alleles of different genes will assort into…independently of one another

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gametes

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What are these?
small dark-staining bodies in the interphase nuclei of females but not males

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Barr Bodies

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What type of Hypothesis?
barr bodies are heterochromatic x-chromosomes, with all but one x heterochromatic

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Lyon Hypothesis

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What kind of dominance?
- only one allele is expressed in a heterozygote

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Complete (simple) dominance

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What kind of dominance?
- both alleles are expressed in a heterozygote, so an intermediate phenotype is produced

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Incomplete Dominance

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non-sex chromosomes are called…

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autonomies

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Complete/Simple Dominance:
- a gene codes for an…which will convert a chemical precursor into a purple pigment

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enzyme

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Complete/Simple Dominance:
- homozygous dominant has two alleles, both produce functional…and…

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enzyme
pigment

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Complete/Simple Dominance:
- Heterozygote has…copy of the gene producing functional enzyme, but that functional enzyme is enough to convert the precursor to purple pigment

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one

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Complete/Simple Dominance:
- homozygous recessive has both copies of the gene producing…enzyme

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defective

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Complete/Simple Dominance:
- without the functional enzyme, the…is not converted to enzyme

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precursor