Genetics (Mendelian And Non Mendelian) Flashcards

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Studies hereditary information

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Genetics

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Passing of characterisitcs

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Heredity

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Dofferences among individuals belonging to the same species

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Variations

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Father of Genetics

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Gregor Johann Mendel

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5
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Contrasting expressions or alternative forms of a trait

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Alleles

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Forms the basic of genetics

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Mendelian genetics

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7
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Inheritance involving one pair of contrasting characters

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Monohybrid inheritance

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Two pure-breeding species are crossed

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Monohybrid cross

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Produces only one form of a particular triat whey self-fertilize

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Pure-breeding

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Gene that is responsible for the observed character (e.i flower color)

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Genotype

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Observable expressions of the trait (purple or white flowers)

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Phenotype

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12
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Carries two dominant alleles (PP)

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Homozygous dominant

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One dominant allele and one recessive allele (Pp)

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Heterozygous or recessive

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14
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Two recessive alleles (pp)

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Homozygous recessive

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15
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Cross between members of the same offspring

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Self-cross or selfing

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A diagram made of boxes. Used to predict the expected results of a genetic cross by cobsidering all the possible combinations of gametes in a cross

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Punnet square

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Genetic characters are controlled by unit factors (genes) that exist in pairs in individual organisms

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Rule of Unit Factors in Pairs

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One unit factor in a pair may mask the expression of the other (dominant is always expressed, but with the exception of two recessive alleles)

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Principle of Dominance and Recessiveness

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Describes the behavior of the chronosomes during meiosis

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Law of segregation

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Alleles of different genes separate independently from each other during gamete formation

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Law of Independent Assortment

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Genetic material or the gene is located in where?

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Chromosome (nucleus of a cell)

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A protein associates with coiled DNA

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Histones

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Arms of the chromosome

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Chromatids

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A proteinacious mass that binds the chromatid arms

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Centromere

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Two chromatids that are ready to undergo cell division

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Sister chromatids

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Happens all over the body and are genetic duplicated (diploid)

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Mitosis

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Reproductive cells (haploid)

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Meiosis

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Diploid number of chromosomes

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46 chromosomes

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Haploid number of chromosomes

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23 chromosomes

30
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Blood type A

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A Antigen, Anti-B

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Blood type B

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B Antigen, Anti-A

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Blood type AB

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A and B Antigens, None

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Blood type O

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None, Anti-A and Anti-B

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One trait is controlled by more than 2 alleles

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Multiple alleles

35
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Two versions of the same gene ate expressed separately to yield different traits in an individual

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Codominance

36
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XX chromosomes

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Females (homogametic sex)

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XY chromosomes

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Males (heterogametic sex)