inheritance patterns Flashcards

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what is blending theory

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  • offspring phenotypes are a blend of the parental traits
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what is Mendel’s particulate theory of inheritance

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  • traits are inherited as “particles” with offspring receiving a particle from each parent
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what is a monohybrid cross

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cross parental varieties with contrasting traits for a single character

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what does diploid mean

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two copies of each gene

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what does haploid mean

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having a single copy of each gene

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what is Mendel’s law of segregation

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2 copies of a gene separate during gamete formation , each gamete receives only one copy

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what is Mendel’s law of independent assortment

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copies of different genes assort independently (meiosis)

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what were 2 successes of Mendel’s experiment

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  • true breeding lines = offspring identical to the parent
  • large sample sizes = able to see clear patterns
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9
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how do bacteria exchange genes

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conjugation - sex pilus brings two together, genetic material passed through cytoplasmic bridge (conjugation tube)

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10
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what is usually transferred in conjugation in prokaryotic inheritance

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plasmids

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