Genetics 1 Flashcards

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What was Gregor Mendel known as?

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The father of genetics

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2
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What did Mendel study?

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the inheritance of characteristics in garden peas

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3
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Name of Mendel’s first law

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The law of segregation

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Name of Mendel’s second law

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The law of independant assortment

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5
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how did mendel form hybrids of the pea plants

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he bred different variaties

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what parent plants did mendel use?

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always pure breeding parent plants

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hoe did mendel ensure that the plants were pure bred?

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he only used self-fertilised plants

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what does it mean whe plants are self-fertilised?

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they are homozygous

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9
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2 examples of breeding characteristics that mendel used?

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Round vs Wrinkled seeds

Green vs yellow pods

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10
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Monohybrid cross definition

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the study of inheritance of one charcateristic eg. seed shape of pea plant

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11
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capital letter

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dominant factor

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12
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small letter

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recessive factor

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13
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the generation after the parents

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F1 generation

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Mendel’s first law (law of segregation)

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characteristics are controlled by a pair of factors (genes) that separate during gamete formation, only one factor of each pair is present in a gamete

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15
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what is incomplete dominance or co dominance

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in very rare cases, in the heterozygous condition, both alleles are expressed, and the phenotype is an intermediate between the two

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