Mendelian Inheritance III Flashcards
what is included in a ptype
physical appearance, internal anatomy, physiology, behavior
norm of rxn
determines how a rang of env determines ptype given certain genotype
for each given gtype, each ptype will be diff
distribution of env = distribution of ptype
not possible to predict ptypes of diff gtypes in new env
define pedigree
family tree describing interrelastionships btwn parents and children
rare autosomal dom
every affected person has an affected person
half of offspring of affected parent are also affected
occurs in both sexes
rare autosomal recessive
neither parents affected
1/4 of offspring of unaffected parents are affected
both sexes
what are the dominantly inherited disorders
7/1000
Achondroplasia (hetero); lethal if homo
Huntingtons(homo & hetero)
what are the recessive inherited disorders
4000 diseases
2.5/1000
carriers are ptypically normal
Albinism, CF, hemochromatosis, PKU, spinal muscular atrophy
why are recessive diseases more common than dom
carriers of rec are ptypically normal
why do inherited disorders show variable frequency in diff human pops
historical geographic isolation of human pops
key concepts for mendels inheritance
used sci approach to identify 2 laws
laws of prob
many traits and diseases follow mendel inheritance
inheritance patterns more complex than mendel inherit
ptypes are products of gtypes and env
what does the physical basis of mendelian inheritance lie in
behavior of chrom
chromosomal theory of heredity
genes have specific loci on chrom and chrom undergo independent assortment and segregation
signif of morgan hunt experiments
first solid evidence associating a specific gene w a specific chromosome
traits that make fruit flies good lab stuff
short gen time
only 4 pairs of chrom
describe morgans experiment
mated male flies w white eyes (mutant) with females w red eyes
F1 gen had all red eyes
F2 had 3:1 red to white, but only males had whites