Mendelian Genetics Flashcards

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Mendelian Genetics started with observation that there were:

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Tiny humans, or homunculus!

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2
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From the homunculus, this was concluded.

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Inheritance

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3
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Mendel’s original hypothesis?

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Factors in parents. Get one from each!

Depending on what factors, would influence appearance.

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4
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P =

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Parental generation - always true breeding

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5
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F1 =

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First Filial - All offspring of PxP

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6
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F2 =

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Second Filial - All offspring of F1xF1

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7
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Mendel’s 2 Laws of Inheritence?

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Law of Segregation - Each parent has 2 copies of gene, 1 copy only in gamete.
Law of Independent Assortment - How those genes line up is random

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8
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F2 generation phenotypic ratio?

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3:1

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9
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An organisms characteristic (Color/Position)

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Trait

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10
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Specific characteristic expression of trait (Purple/Wrinkled)

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Phenotype

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11
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A segment of DNA that encodes for a protein.

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Gene

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12
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First Concept related to above was:

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Variations of inherited traits (different forms of gene)

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13
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Second Concept of Mendel?

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Always have 2 genes, but form of genes may be different!

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14
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Diploid =

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Two copies of every gene, existing in homologous chromosomes

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15
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Locus =

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Where the gene exists on the chromosome

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16
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Allele =

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Form of a gene, two copies. One from each parent

17
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Third concept of Mendel?

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Some alleles are DOMINANT!

18
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T/F Dominant allele can mask the presence of another

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True

19
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PP or pp

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Homozygous Dominant or Recessive

20
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Pp or pP

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Heterozygous

21
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Heterozygous are also known as “______”

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Carriers

22
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Fourth Concept of Mendel?

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Law of Segregation! Alleles separate in meiosis into different gametes

23
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How do alleles split?

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In Anaphase I - each daughter has one, in Anaphase II - four gametes, each with their own chromatid. Therefore, gametes only have ONE allele. Always in a 50/50 Split!

24
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Cross involving one trait?

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Monohybrid Cross

25
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Cross involving two traits?

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Dihybrid Cross

26
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In a monohybrid cross of purple & white flowers genotypes would be? And gametes?

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PP x pp (Genotype)

PP or pp

27
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Phenotypic ratio in F2 generation of Monohybrid cross?

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3:1

28
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Genotypic ratio of F2 in Monohybrid cross?

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1:2:1

29
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In probability when we say ‘and’ we ______ and when we say ‘or’ we ______ the probabilities.

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Multiply - And

Add - Or

30
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The testcross is a tool to determine an _______ _________.

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Uknown Genotype - what the possible parent types were.

31
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The Law of Independent Assortment looks @

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2 Character Traits

32
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To look at 2 character traits we use a:

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Dihybrid cross

33
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Phenotypic ration of dihybrid cross?

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9:3:3:1 
 YR Yr yR yr
YR
Yr
yR
yr
34
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Trihybrid phenotypic ratio?

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1:6:15:20:15:6:1