mendelian genetics Flashcards

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gregor mendel

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father of genetics

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2
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mendel documented inheritance in

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pea plants

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3
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how did mendel bred pea plants

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-cross-pollinated the true breeding parents
-raised seed and then observed traits (F1)
-allowed offspring to self-pollinate and observed the next generation (f2)

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4
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true breeding parents (P)

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or pure breeding

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5
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p=

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parental

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6
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F1

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kids

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F2

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grandkids

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8
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self polinated

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when plants use pollen to pollinate themselves to reproduce

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9
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f=

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filial (kids)

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10
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heterozygous and homozygous are

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genotypes

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alleles

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traits that come i alternative forms (diff version of genes)

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12
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locus

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location

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13
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diffrent alleles vary in the sequence of

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nucleotides at a specific locus of a gene

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14
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Purple-flower alelle and white flower allele aer

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2 DNA variations of flower-color locus

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15
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dominant allele

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-functional protein
-masks other alleles

its the trait that shows up

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16
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recessive allele

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-allele makes a malfunctioning protein

the trait that does’nt show up

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17
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homozygous

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same alleles (pp,PP)

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heterozygous

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different alleles (Pp)

19
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genotypes vs. phenotypes

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difference between how an organism “looks” and its genetics

20
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phenotype

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description of an organism’s trait the “physical”

21
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genotype

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description of an organism’s genetic makeup

22
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mendel’s first law of heredity

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law of segregation

23
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law of segregation

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-during meiosis,alleles segregate
-homologous chromosomes seperate

24
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each allele for a trait is packaged

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into a separate gamete

25
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Law of segregation

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during meiosis, alleles segregate
homologous chromosomes separate

26
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Which stage of meiosis creates the
law of segregation?

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Anaphase 1

27
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Monohybrid cross

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monohybrid cross. a breeding experiment in which the parents differ in only one genetically determined trait.

Some of Mendel’s experiments followed the inheritance of single characters

-flower color
-seed color

28
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Can represent alleles as

29
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flower color alleles

30
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true-breeding purple-flower peas

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true-breeding white-flower peas

32
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PP x pp

33
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phenotype vs. genotype

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2 organisms can have the same phenotype but have different genotype

34
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how do you determine the genotype of an individual with a dominant phenotype

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test cross

35
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test cross

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breed the dominant phenotype (the unknown genotype) with a homozygous recessive to determine the identity of the unknown allele

36
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how would you determine the genotype from a test cross

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make a punnet cross if you get a 100% of the predicted phenotype then its homozygous if its 50-50 then its most likely heterozygous

37
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dihybrid cross

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inheritance of 2 different characters

ex
seed color and seed shape

what is used is a dihybrid cross

38
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mendel’s 2nd law of heredity

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law of independent assortment`

39
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law of independent assortment

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different loci ( genes) separate into gametes independently

40
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rules to the law of independent assortment`

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-non-homologous chromosomes align independently
-only true for genes on separate chromosomes or
on same chromosome but so far apart that crossing over happens frequently

41
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Which stage of meiosis creates the law of independent assortment?

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metaphase 1