MIDTERM 1 Flashcards

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  • Austrian monk
  • Father of Genetics
  • Performed breeding experiments w/ garden peas
  • Found mathematical patterns of inheritance
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Gregor Johann Mendel

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scientific name of pea

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Pisum sativum

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3
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His work was not appreciated until ____, ____ years after his death

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1900…16

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mendel died on___

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1884

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Mendel refuted “_______” of inheritance works without knowing anything about chromosomes or genes

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blending theory

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He figured that traits must be coded for by some kind of inheritable particle which he called “
———” and now “genes

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factors

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____were transmitted as independent entities from one generation to the next.

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genes

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Why did Mendel use peas?

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Pea plant is self-fertilizing in nature but is easy to cross breed experimentally

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Why did Mendel use peas?

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The pea plant reproduces well and grows to maturity in a single season

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The different hereditary characteristics are controlled by factors (genes) and that the factors occur in PAIRS

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Law of Unit Characters

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DEFINE:

Law of Unit Characters

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The different hereditary characteristics are controlled by factors (genes)

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When two unlike unit factors responsible for a single character are present in a single individual, one unit factor is dominanant to the other, which is said to be recessive

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Law of Dominance or Recessiveness

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DEFINE:

Law of Dominance or Recessiveness

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When 2 unlike unit factors responsible for a single character are present in a single individual, one unit factor is dominanant to the other, which is said to be recessive

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During the formation of gametes, the paired unit factors separated or segregate randomly so that each gamete receives one or the other with equal likelihood.

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Law of Segregation

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DEFINE:

Law of Segregation

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During the formation of gametes, the paired unit factors separated or segregate randomly so that each gamete receives one or the other with equal likelihood.

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16
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The separation of pairs of genes and the distribution of genes to gametes during meiosis are entirely independent of the distribution of other gametes.

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Law of Independent Assortment

17
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Genes came in ____, separate in gametes and join randomly in ________

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pairs

fertilization

18
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Genotypes means _________ while phenotype means ____________

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genetic endowment

observed trait

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It plays a central role in mendelian genetics

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chance

20
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are expressed as probabilities. Thus deriving outcomes of genetic crosses requires an understanding of laws of probability

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  • genetic ratios
21
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It is the ratio of the frequency of a given event to the frequency of all possible events.

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probability

22
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chance

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plays a central role in mendelian genetics

23
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the probability of the realization of one or the other two mutually exclusive events. A or B is the sum of their separate probabilities.

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-Addition rule

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The probability of two independent events. A and B being realized similtaneously is given by the product of their separate probabilities.

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-Multiplication rule

25
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evaluates the influence on genetic data.

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Chi-square analysis

26
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methods are used to predict the probabilities of phenotypes(and genotypes) from crosses involving two or more pairs.

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Punnett square and forced-line

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mechanism of gene transmission

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Law of segregation

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alleles segregate

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Gametogenesis

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alleles unite.

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Fertilization