genetics Flashcards
study of heredity
passed down from parents
allele
different form of gene - dominant, recessive
homozygous dominant
AA
homozygous recessive
aa
heterozygous
Aa
locui
spot
Gregor mendel
monk, gardner, father of genetics, worked with pea plants, discovered dominant and recessive
mendelian genetics
anything that follows genetic trends
punnet square
monohybrid cross
phenotype
physical characteristics
principle of independent assortment
inheritance of one trait has no effect on inheritance of another trait
genetics
study of how traits are passed from parent to offspring - traits determined by genes
homologus
pairs
karyotype
map of 23 pairs of chromosomes - 1 through 22 = autosomes, 23 = sex chromosomes
homozygous is purebred
heterozygous is hybrid
self pollination
asexual
cross pollination
hybrid
sepals
protect bud
petals
attract pollinators
anther
where male gametes made (pollen)
stigma
sticky for pollen
p generation
parents, original crossbreed, hybrid
f1 generation
filial, first set of offspring
f2 generation
self pollinated of f1
principal law of segregation
alleles separate, genotype doesn’t stick together from parents
complex alleles
blood type, trait has 72 alleles
agglutination
process that occurs if antigen is combined with antibody
blood type - Intrinsic factor
A, B, O - I
IªIª
Iªi
IªI^b
I^bI^b
I^bi
ii
type A
type A
type AB
type B
type B
type O
Rn factor
Rn+/Rn+
Rn+/Rn-
Rn-/Rn-
autosomal
carrier - carried but not expressed because of dominant covering it, 2 heterozygous make a recessive
autosomal recessive traits - diseases
albinism
cystic fibrosis
sickle cell anemia
tay-sachs
PKU
albinism
not enough melanin
cystic fibrosis
body produces unusually thick, sticky, mucus
clogs lungs
sickle cell anemia
red blood cell has cresent shape
less oxygen
tay-sachs
lipids build up in brain
PKU
can’t break down amino acids
results in brain damage
autosomal dominant traits - diseases
Huntington’s disease
progeria
Huntington’s disease
break down of brain cells
causes uncontrolled movements, emotional disturbance, loss of intellect
progeria
premature aging, alopecia, small face and jaw, cardiovascular problems, wrinkled skin
sex linked traits - diseases
color blindness
hemophilia
color blindness
xªy, recessive, only females give ,xªxª
hemophilia
inability of blood to clot properly, only females give
probability
chance an event will happen
mutations
amino acids life because of proteins, only know mutations because of karyotyping
downsyndrome
klinefelter syndrome
turner syndrome
down syndrome
trisomy (nondisjunction)
klinefelter syndrome
in males, XXY, usually sterile (nondisjunction)
Turner syndrome
girls, missing chromosome, X, usually sterile