genetics Flashcards
what is formed by meiosis
gametes/sex cells/haploid cells
what phase do sister chromatids separate
anaphase II
what phase do homologous chromosomes cross over
prophase I
law of segregation
- genes are separated
- each gamete possesses only one gene for a trait
- one allele from each parent
law of independent assortment
inheritance of a trait does not depend on another
- inherited / sorted separately
chromosomes that do not contain sex genes
autosomes
polygenic inheritance
trait controlled by 2 or more genes
non disjunction
chromosomes dont separate properly resulting in extra/less chromosomes on a gamete
trisomy
zygote with extra chromosome
photograph of chromosomes arranged by size and position of centromere
karyotype
A graphical representation of genetic inheritance that shows the presence or absence of a particular trait in each member of each generation is called a
pedigree
chromosomal mutation where part of one chromosome breaks off and is added to another chromosome
translocation
metaphase I
lining up HOMOLOGOUS chromosomes
Metaphase II
lining up INDIVIDUAL (haploid number) chromosomes
Explain how and when crossing over occurs during meiosis.
- prophase 1
- homologous chromosomes pair up and cross over exchanging genetic material