Genetics Flashcards

1
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Define Heterozygosity

A

Individual inherits different forms of a particular gene from each parent

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2
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Define homozygosity

A

When a individual inherits the same alleles for a particular gene from each parent

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3
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Line breeding put 1 benefit

A

Concentrating on one desirable traits

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4
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Line Breeding put 1 Drawback

A
  • also concentrated on undesirable traits aswell
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5
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List 3 genetic defects commonly associated with line breeding

A
  • HERDA
  • MH
  • PSSM
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6
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What % of blood is contributed by an ancestor in the third generation?

A

12.50%

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7
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What % of blood is contributed by an ancestor in the fourth generation?

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6.25%

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8
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How is % of blood calculated on a horses pedigree?

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Expressed as 3X4X5 or a % for each generation

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9
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Define Heterosis

A

Increase in vigor as a result of mating parents from different species, isolated populations or selected strains within species or populations

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10
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Define outcross

A

2 unrelated individuals within a breed

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11
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Define cross bred

A

Between two breeds

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12
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Define linecross

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A line bred individual from one family crossed with a line bred individual from another family

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13
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What percent of abortions are related to GBED

A

3%

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14
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What is the mode of inheritance for HERDA ?

A

Autosomal Recessive

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15
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When are HERDA symptoms most often detected in carriers?

A

Age of 2 and when the horse is broke to saddle

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16
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What does HYPP stand for

A

Hyperkalmic periodic paralysis

17
Q

What is the mode of inheritance for HYPP

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Autosomal dominant

18
Q

Describe 1 symptom of HYPP

A

Attacks of Muscle tremors

19
Q

List 1 sign of an MH episode

A

Muscle contractions

20
Q

List 6 genetic conditions

A

HERDA
HYPP
MH
GBED
MYAM
PSSM