lecture 8: implications of mendelian genetics Flashcards
1
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chromosome theory of inheritance
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- chromosomes come in pairs (2n)
- homologous chromosomes separate during meiosis so that alleles are segregated
- meiotic products (gametes) have one of each homologous chromosome, but not both
- fertilization restores the pairs of chromosomes to the diploid number (2n)
- gene loci are found on chromosomes
2
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probabilites rang from
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0.0 to 1.0
3
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product law
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calculates the probability of tow or more events occuring simultaneously
4
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sum law
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calculates the probabilty that possible outcomes of two events are independent of one another, but can be accomplished in more than one way
5
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mendels ratios are predictions based on:
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- each allele is dominant or recessive
- segretation is unimpeded (anaphase)
- independent assortment occurs
- fertilization is random
6
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degrees of freedom (df)
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n-1
* number of different categories into which the data are divided
7
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p < 0.05
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reject null