Lecture 16 - how are we all different Flashcards

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what is the law of segregation

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when gametes form, alleles are seperated so that each gamete carries only one allele for each gene

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what is the law of independence assortment

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the segregation of alleles for one gene occurs independently to that of any other gene

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what is the law of dominance

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some alleles are dominant whiles others are recessive; an organism with at least one dominant allele will display the effect if the dominant allele

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what is an allele

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alternative form of a gene that is located in the same place on a chromosome

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what is a recessive allele

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version of a gene that does not encode a functional protein

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what is the exception to the law of independent assortement

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genetic linkage = when two genes are close together on a chromosome that are often inherited together

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what occurs if the recessive allele is present in both copies

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the protein will not be able to form and the pathway will be interfered

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when the pathway is interfered what can happen

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you can get accumulations of somethings and can be lacking in other things - depending on what gene can not be expressed

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