Inherited Change Flashcards

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1
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What affects the phenotype

A

Environment and genotype

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2
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What is monohybrid inheritance

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Inheritance of one gene

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3
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What are the rules of genetic diagrams

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Choose letter of dominant characteristic and make a capital (as long as the diff between capital and lower case is obvious)

State parent pheno and genotype

State gametes

Use punnets square

State genotypic and phenotypic ratio

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4
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Define dihybrid inheritance

A

Inheritance of two genes on different chromosomes

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5
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What is mendels law

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Law of independent assortment

Any allele may combine randomly with any other allele of a different gene

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6
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Define co-dominance

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When both alleles are dominant and so are expressed in the phenotype

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7
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How do you depict codominance in a punnet square

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Use superscript of a letter which represents the gene

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8
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Define multiple alleles

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Gene has 2 or more alleles

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9
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Define sex linkage

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When a gene is found on the X chromosome but no on the y

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10
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Why are reccesive characteristics more frequent in men

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No equivalent homologous portion on y so only one recessive alelle needed as oppose to two

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11
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Why do men always inherit sex linked disease from their mother

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Their dad gives y and mum gives X along with alleles that are sex linked

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12
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Define autosomal linkage

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Two genes are on the same chromosome

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13
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What is different about the gametes produced in autosomal linkage

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Two alleles are linked so only two possible gametes likely

Ab aB

No longer in equal proportion

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14
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Define epistasis

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When one gene affects the expression of another

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15
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Give examples of epistasis

A

Coat colour
Gene for melanin production
Another for distribution

Biochemical pathways
Genes for each enzyme

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