Independent Assortment of Genes Flashcards

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1
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What is Mendel’s first law?

A

Members of a gene pair separate equally into gametes

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What is Mendel’s second law?

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Independent assortment

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3
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What is the phenotypic ratio of an F2 dihybrid cross?

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9:3:3:1

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4
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What is the product rule?

What is the sum rule?

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The Product rule is the probability of independent events ocurring together

The Sum rule is the probability one or another multiple mutually exclusive event occuring

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5
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How can you generate pure lines?

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Multiple rounds of selfing

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Selfing:

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When pollen from a flower falls on its own stigma

Self-pollination

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7
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Selfing reduces ____

A

Heterozygosity

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8
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How do you homozygos a number of genes into a single pure line?

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Crossing different pure lines and selfing their progeny

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In many eukaryotes, __ of the products of meiosis die

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3

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10
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What are recombinants?

A

Meiotic outputs that differ from meiotic inputs

Individuals with shuffled alleles from their parents

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11
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How can you test for recombinants in diploids?

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Testcrossing

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12
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Independent assortment is expected to produce __% recombinants

A

50%

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13
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Continuous trait:

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Influenced by multiple genes

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14
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What are genes that influence continuous traits called?

A

Quantitatve trait loci (QTLs)

or Polygenes

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15
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The baseline model for continuous traits is that QTLs behave ___

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Additively

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16
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Continuous traits: view alleles as countributing ___

One allele ___ provide a dose

One allele ___ ___ provide a dose

A

alleles contribute doses

one allele WILL

one allele WILL NOT

17
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What organelles in eukaryotes have organellar DNA?

A

myDNA- Mitochondrial

cpDNA - chloroplast

18
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In humans, genes that were mitochondrial were absorbed by __

A

the nucleus

19
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In most cases, organelles specifically exhibit ____ inheritance

A

Maternal

20
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Chloroplast mutations can result in ___

A

Variegation

21
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Variegation:

A

Mosaic of cells with functional and nonfunctional chlorplasts

22
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What will the offspring of a variegated plant look like?

A

It will look like the mother because the maternal genome is what matters.

23
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A heteroplasmic individual ___ ___ show a trait

A

might not

24
Q

How can a cell have only one organellar gentoype?

What is it called?

A

Through sucessive cell divisions

Cytoplasmic segregation

25
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Mitochondrial DNA is inherated from ___

A

Our moms

26
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Inference:

A

Alleles that are linked on a chromosome tend to be inherited together

27
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Cis or trans confromation?

AB/ab

++/ab

A

Cis

28
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Cis or trans conformation?

Ab/aB

+b/a+

A

Trans

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