Genetics - Q2 Flashcards

1
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trait

A

a specific characteristic or feature exhibited by an organism

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2
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true breeding

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organisms that exhibit the same traits, generation after generation

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3
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cross

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the fertilization of a female gamete of a specific genetic origin with a male gamete of a specific origin

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4
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p generation

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inbreeding, the organisms initially crossed and are typically true-breeding

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5
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f1 generation

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the offspring of a cross of the p generation

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6
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monohybrid cross

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a cross of 2 individuals that differ by 1 trait

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7
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f2 generation

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the offspring of a cross b/w the f1 generation

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8
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dominant

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the form of a trait that only appears when an individual had an allele for it

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9
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recessive

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the form of a trait that only appears when an individual has 2 alleles for it

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10
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genotype

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the combo of alleles for any given trait, the organisms entire genetic makeup

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11
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phenotype

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the physical and physiological traits of an organism

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12
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homozygous

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an organisms that has 2 identical alleles of a gene

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13
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heterozygous

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an organism that has 2 diff alleles of a gene

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14
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gregor mendel

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father of genetics, worked with pea plants

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15
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ratio of dominant - recessive traits

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3:1

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16
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law of segregation

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traits are controlled by 2 alleles that seperate during mitosis so that each gamete recieves one allele

17
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law of dominance

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The allele that is dominant will be observed in the organisms; the recessive allele is not observed unless the individual has two copies

18
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law of independent assortment

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alleles for different traits are passed on independently and randomly