Genetics Flashcards

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Oogenesis results

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Ovaries
Not continuous
Do not receive cytoplasm DNA
All cytoplasm is for primary oocyte
Oogonium

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Diploid versus haploid

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Diploid 2 n
Haploid is one set of chromosomes

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What is the law of independent assortment ?

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The law of independent assortment is two jeans on different chromosomes, segregate their alleles independently

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What is the independent assortment product law?

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The independent assortment product law is when two independent events occur simultaneously the combine probability of two outcome is equal to the product of their individual probabilities

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How do you calculate chai square?

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Estimate how frequently does deserve deviation can be expected to occur based on chance
( O-E)2/E

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Incomplete partial dominates where is complete dominance

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Incomplete partial dominance is where the heterozygous is a blend and intermediate

Call dominates is when different alleles that are both express in heterozygote

Two distinct and detectable genes are produced and exist.

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What is epistasis?

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Epistasis is the interaction of genes
The action of GENES is altered by another or several GENES
Epistasis is one gene affects the expression of a second gene.

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What is pleiotropy?

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production by a single gene of two or more apparently unrelated effects.

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X-linked traits, male versus female

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Mail, one excellent chromosome is hemizygous and inherited from mother and two possible genotypes
Female 2X chromosomes are inherited from both parents
Heterozygous are carriers of the recessive trait

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X-linked dominant versus X-linked recessive traits

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X-linked dominant inheritance Express in females with only one copy

Excellent recessive traits are always expressed in meals, meals inherited from their mother and expressive and females with one copy

Example color blindness
Recessive skipped a generation

Female homozygous show
Affective females get one from their affected fathers and affected mothers, who are heterozygous

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What are sex influence traits?

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Sex and food treats are traits in which the phenotype express by heterozygous is influenced by sEx
A Leo appears, dominant in one sex and recessive in the other
Example pattern baldness

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What is incomplete penetrance be penetrance

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Incomplete penetrates occurs when the disease of a phenotype is not always observed among individuals, carrying the disease associated with the genotype

Penetrance is percent of the individuals that show at least some degree of expression of a mutant genotype

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What does variability express ability?

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Variable expression, ability, denotes, the range of expression of median genotype

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What is conditional mutations?

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Conditional mutations are temperature sensitive
Enzyme activity functions at optional temperature
Lots of functional at higher temperatures 

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What is the onset of disease?

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Onset of disease is one age of onset disease, very at stage of development and growth, and have different genetic requirement

Increases severity of symptoms in successive generations

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What is gnomic imprinting?

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Do you know make a printing occurs when the expression of a gene difference when the allele is transmitted, maternally versus paternally

Parent of Irgun effect

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What is extranuclear inheritance?

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Extranuclear inheritance is the transmission of traits by DNA in mitochondria and chloroplast

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What does heteroplasmy

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 How do apply me is the condition in which mitochondrial DNA sequence is not the same in all copies

Phenotype may not be express