mini practical 2 Flashcards
what is the difference between recessive and dominant ?
Dominant when at least one copy
is present in the genotype. Recessive when two recessive alleles are present.
What is a Genotype?
Combination of alleles an individual has for a gene.
Homozygous Dominant is what?
RR
Heterozygous is what?
Rr
Homozygous Recessive is what?
rr
What are Genes?
DNA that code for particular proteins
What are alleles?
Different version of a gene
What is the difference between codominance and incomplete dominance?
Codominance, both alleles in the heterozygous are =, coat patterns in animals
Incomplete dominance, heterozygous, pink flowers
Complete Punnett Square. Mans & Woman’s Genotype
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monohybrid crosses ?
3rd square
dihybrid crosses ?
F1 parent, RrYy * RrYy
sex-linked crosses ?
Man’s Genotype: X h Y
Woman’s Genotype: X H X h ,Carrier
what are the potential genotypes?
AA = 25%
Aa = 50%
aa = 25%
What is the natural selection?
survival of the fittest, better-adapted individuals have a higher rate of survival and reproductive success, phenotype of the individual.
what are selective factors?
Weather and climate
■ Temperature, wind, water
○ Accessibility to food
○ Predators and disease
Gene pool
sum of all the alleles, evolution changes in the gene pool of the population
Allele frequency
Numerical value of a particular allele, allele proportion in the population.
Allele
Variant/Alternative form of a gene.
canines are found in
Carnivores
Herbivores use
molars and premolars
presence of gene flow causes?
stop or slow down speciation.
Arthropods
Exoskeleton segmented with jointed limbs aka ticks, and scorpions
Mollusks
Soft-bodied organisms in shells aka octopuses, squid, cuttlefish
Echinoderms
endoskeleton is made of
calcium carbonate aka sea stars, sea urchins
Chordates
Dorsal nerve cord, post-anal tail aka humans, other mammals, fishes, reptiles, and amphibians
what are the different shapes of prokaryotic cells?
●Spherical
○ Cocci/Coccus
● Rods
○ Bacilli/Bacillus
● Spiral
○ Spirilla/Spirillum
● Corkscrew:
○ Spirochete(s)
What is the difference in staining
due to the cell wall differences
Gram positive
purple (blue) , large (50-90%) peptidoglycan
component of the cell wall
Gram negative
red (pink), Small (10%) component of
peptidoglycan, safranin
radius
1/2
diameter
half
circumference
outside wall
Nitrogen-fixing Bacteria
○ Red or pink: Actively fixing nitrogen
○ White: Not yet active
○ Grey or black: No longer active