CONCEPT OF MENDELIAN GENETICS Flashcards

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1
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is famous for discovering “particulate inheritance” or the idea that hereditary
elements are passed on in discrete units rather than “blended” together at each new generation. Today we call
those discrete units’ genes.

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Gregor Mendel

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2
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Scientific name of garden pea

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Pisum sativum

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3
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self
fertilization w/c produces “true-breeding
pea plants

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Garden Pea

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4
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mating two breeding
individuals that have the different traits

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Hybridizations

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5
Q

Plants use in first
generation were called…

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P0 or “Parental
Generation one”

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first Filial (filial –
offspring, daughter, son)
generation

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F1

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second filial’
generation

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F2

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8
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–An organisms underlying genetic
make- up symbolized with a pair of
letters

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Genotype

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9
Q

observable traits
express by an
organism

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Phenotype

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10
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most genes exist in many forms called…

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Alleles

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11
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A trait that requires at
least one dominant allele for the trait
to be expressed

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Dominant

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A trait that requires two
recessive alleles for the trait to be
expressed

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Recessive

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13
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with two
dominant alleles (DD)

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Homozygous dominant

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14
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with two
recessive alleles

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Homozygous recessive

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15
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represented by the capital and lower case letters

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Genotype

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16
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trait that is actually expressed in an organism

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Phenotype

17
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–by Reginald Punnett
–applies the rules of probability to
predict the possible outcomes of a
genetic cross or mating and their
expected frequencies

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PUNNETT SQUARE

18
Q

Fertilization between two true-breeding parents
that differ in only one characteristics.

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MONOHYBRID CROSS

19
Q

A cross describes a mating
experiment between two
organisms that are
identically hybrid for two
traits.

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DIHYBRID

CROSS

20
Q

This inheritance of genes is termed

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heredity

21
Q

the study of
reasons of heredity is

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Genetics

22
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is a hereditary factor that determines (or influences) a particular trait. is comprised of
a specific DNA sequence and is located on a specific region of a specific chromosome. Because of
its specific location, a gene can also be called a genetic locus.

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Gene

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produces its phenotype whether the organism is homozygous dominant or
heterozygous at that locus.

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dominant allele

24
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produces its phenotype only when homozygous recessive at the locus; its
phenotype is masked if the locus is heterozygous.

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recessive allele