Lecture 7 Flashcards

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Mendel’s Experiment

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  • used 7 visible features, each with 2 contrasting forms or traits
  • true breeding strains
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Medel discovered transmission genetics

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how genes are transmitted from parents to offspring

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Monohybrid cross

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  • true breeding
  • involve a single pair of contrasting traits
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4
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P1 generation

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Original parents

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5
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F1 generation

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  • offspring, first filial generation
  • all plants have just one of 2 contrasting traits
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F2 generation

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  • offspring of F1 generation crossed (self-fertilizing), second filial generation
  • 3/4 of plants exhibit same traits as F1 generation
  • 1.4 exhibit contrasting trait that disappeared in the F1 generation
  • 3:1
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7
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Reciprocal crosses

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  • not sex dependent
  • F1 and F2 patterns of inheritance similar regardless of P1 source
  • crosses made in both directions
  • ex) dwarf plant pollinates tall plant, tall plant pollinates dwarf plant and the results for F1 and F2 are the same
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8
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Genes are…

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particulate unit factors
- basic units of heredity
- are passed unchanged from generation to generation
- determine various traits expressed by each individual plant

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9
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Mendel’s 3 postulates

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1) unit factors (genes) exist in pairs)
- genetic characters controlled by unit factors
2) dominance/recessiveness
- in a pair of unit factors, one unit is dominant, the other recessive
3) segregation
- paired unit factors segregate independently during gamete formation

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10
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testcross

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determines if individual displaying dominant phenotype is homozygous or heterozygous for that trait
- cross between dominant phenotype and homozygous recessive

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11
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dihybrid cross

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  • 2 pairs of contrasting traits
  • generates unique F2 generation
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12
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independent assortment

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  • unit factors (traits) ssort independently during gamete formation
  • all possible gamete combinations form with equal frequency
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13
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product law

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  • used to predict frequency of 2 independent events occurring simultaneously
    ex) F2 plant have yellow and round seeds
    3/4 x 3/4 = 9/16
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14
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dihybrid ratio

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9:3:3:1

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15
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trihybrid cross

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  • segregation and independent assortment applied to 3 pairs of constraining traits
  • punnett square with 64 boxes
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