exam 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the particulate model of inheritance?

A

gene pairs brought together at fertilization that remain distinct and separate in future matings

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2
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What was the first step of Mendels experiment?

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cross two purple and two white pea plants to create a completely homozygous parental generation

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3
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What happened to the F1 generation in Mendels pea experiment?

A

all purple heterozygotes

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4
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What happened to the F2 generation in Mendels pea experiment?

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.75 purple and .25 white

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5
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What is the law of dominance?

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when two alternative alleles of a trait are present together in a heterozygote, only one allele will be expressed

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6
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what is a locus?

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physical location on a chromosome where a gene is located

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7
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What is an allele?

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version of a gene

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8
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What is the genotype of a homozygote?

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AA, aa

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9
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What is the genotype of a heterozygote?

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Aa

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10
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What is a genotype?

A

complete genetic makeup of a an organism; variants forms of a gene carried by an organism (AA, aa)

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11
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What is a phenotype?

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observable characteristics of an organism produced by the genotype and environment

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12
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What is the law of segregation?

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when an organism creates gametes, each gamete receives one random randomly selected gene copy from each parent

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13
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What does codominant (incomplete dominance) mean?

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in a heterozygous state, both alleles influence phenotype

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14
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what is independent assortment?

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alleles of different genes are sorted into gametes independently of each other

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15
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What is an example of a haploid gamete?

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sperm or egg cells

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16
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What is pleiotropy?

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one gene that influences multiple phenotypes

17
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What is neofunctionalization?

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one copy of a new duplicated gene gains a new function

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