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Another word for Selective Breeding

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Artificial Selection

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What is Selective Breeding

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Choosing parents with particular characteristics to breed together and produce offspring with way more desirable characteristics.

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Disadvantages in Selective breeding

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  1. Reduces amount of genes in gene pool.
  2. Reduces variation in the breed.
  3. Increases the risk of having genetically inherited diseases.
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Advantages in Selective breeding

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  1. Anyone can participate in the process
  2. Gives us the opportunity to select the desired characteristics in animals/plants.
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two main types of selective breeding

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Inbreeding and Hybridization

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What is Inbreeding?

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Crossing genetically similar organisms

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What is Hybridisation?

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Crossing genetically different organisms

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Risk of Inbreeding?

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Genetical inherited disorders

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Risk of Hybridisation?

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Unpredictable outcomes

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What is Genetic Engineering?

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Directly altering or transferring genes between organisms

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What is Bioremediation?

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Using organisms to clean up the environment polluntants.

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What is cloning?

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Creating genetically identical organisms.

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Name two methods of cloning (one for animals and one for plants)?

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  1. Plant cloning through cuttings
  2. Animal cloning through nuclear transfer.
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What is a Punnet square?

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A diagram used to determine the probability of an offspring.

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What is an allele?

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Different types of genes.

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What does Homozygous (Purebred) mean?

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when you have two of the same allele (PP or pp).

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What does Heterozygous (Hybrid) mean?

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when you two completely different alleles (Pp).

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What does Genotype mean?

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The genetics inherited from a parent

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What does Phenotype mean?

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your observable traits (characteristics).

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What are genetic inherited disorders?

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Conditions passed from parents to offspring in their genes.

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What does it mean when it’s “caused by a recessive allele”?

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means that you need 2 copies of the same allele to have the disease.

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What does it mean when it’s “caused by a dominant allele”?

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means that you need at least one copy of an allele to have the disease.

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If someone has a recessive allele with a dominant allele, then you are a ______ of that disease

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Carrier

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What is polydactyly?

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Polydactyly is a disorder in which a baby has an extra finger or toe.

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What is Cystic Fibrosis?

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A disease that builds up thick, sticky mucus in the body’s tubes and passageways in the lungs.

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