unit 7, inheritance Flashcards

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1
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phenotype?

A

expression of genes, and its interaction within the environment

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genotype?

A

genetic constitution of an organism

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3
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homozygous?

A

HH, hh

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heterozygous?

A

Hh

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5
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recessive allele?

A

only expressed if no dominant is present

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dominant allele?

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will always be expressed in phenotype

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7
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monohybrid?

A

genetic inheritance cross of characteristics determined by one gene

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dihybrid?

A

genetic inheritance cross for a characterisitc determined by two genes

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codominant?

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both alleles equally expressed in phenotype

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sex linkage?

A

gene whose locus is on x chromosome

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autosomal linkage?

A

genes located on same chromosome (not a sex chromosome)

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epistasis?

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a gene masks or modifies expression of a different gene at a different locus

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13
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what is dihybrid? where are the genes located on the chromosome

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-inheritance of two pairs of alleles
-gene on one chromosome , one gene on other chromosome

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14
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what would the ratio of the phenotypes of the offspring be if two heterozygous parents mated?

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9:3:3:1

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15
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what is a parental phenotype?

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same phenotypes as parents

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16
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what are recombinant phenotypes?

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-the result of recombination of chromosomes , in sexual reproduction
-e.g.) independent segregation

17
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what are autosomes?

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not sex chromosomes

18
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what is autosomal linkage?

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-both genes located on the same chromosome
for example) sweet peas have a chromosome with purple (P) and long (L) and another chromosome with white (p) and short (l)

19
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example of sweet peas

how does a white long occur?

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  • crossing over in prophase 1 during meiosis
  • this is unlikely to occur
20
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how are genes on a chromosome less likely to split?

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if they are close together on a chromosome