V L6: Mendelian Genetics Flashcards

1
Q

whats a chromosome?

A

dense packets of DNA by which hereditary information is passed from one generation to the next

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2
Q

whats a autosome?

A

any chromosome other than a sex chromosome

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3
Q

whats a allele?

A

alternative forms of a gene/marker at a specific genetic location

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4
Q

whats a locus?

A

a specific genetic location of a gene or a genetic marker

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5
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When did Mendel publish his findings?

A

1865

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6
Q

what did Mendel do?

A

Mendel conducted a series of simple cross breeding experiments on the common garden pea

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7
Q

How many trait did Mendel study?

A

7

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8
Q

A dominant phenotype can have two different genotypes, which are?

A

homozygous dominant and heterozygous

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9
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A recessive phenotype has only one possible genotype , which is?

A

homozygous recessive.

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10
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what is mendels first law?

A

The law of segregation of alleles. Each parent 1 copy of gene to offspring, parent has two alleles each will be passed on in equal proportions.

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11
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what is mendels second law?

A

The principle of independent segregation of alleles.

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12
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Independent assortment of two genes predicts a ________ phenotype ratio

A

9:3:3:1

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13
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Where di-hybrid crosses do not give the expected genotype and phenotype ratios, there is evidence of?

A

genetic linkage

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14
Q

Genes that are very close together on a chromosome tend to be inherited as a single unit or ?

A

haplotype

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15
Q

1 round of DNA replication is followed by 2 successive divisions called?

A

meiosis I and II

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16
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the second division of meiosis is what to mitosis?

A

identical

17
Q

why is the first division of meiosis not identical to mitosis?

A

so that there is genetic diversity

18
Q

what happens in meiosis I ?

A
  1. genetic material is duplicated
    2 separated randomly and independently
  2. to 223 possible combinations of paternal/maternal homologs
  3. egg and sperm combine there are over 70 trillion possible combinations of genetic material
19
Q

How many genes does blue eyes involve?

A

could be more than one

20
Q

is a straight hair line dominant?

A

No widows peak is dominant

21
Q

Whats dominant attached ear lobe or free ear lobes?

A

free earlobes dominant

22
Q

is red hair dominant?

A

no its recessive

23
Q

what 2 genes does chromosome 19 have?

A

FUT1 and FUT2

24
Q

what is the gene FUT1 responsible for?

A

FUT1 is responsible for the O/H antigen in erythrocytes (rbcs) – aka H blood group (Hh).

25
Q

what is the gene FUT2 responsible for?

A

FUT2 gene codes for O/H antigen secretors/non-secretors.

26
Q

X linked traits can be what?

A

dominant or recessive

27
Q

Males have 1 X and 1 Y chromosome which pair at meiosis via small region of ______ with X chromosome

A

homology

28
Q

All X-linked and Y-linked traits are ______ in males

A

dominant

29
Q

will sons and fathers have near identical Y chromosomes ?

A

yes

30
Q

do all traits follow medelian inheritance patterns?

A

No

31
Q

Name two types of real non-mendelian inheritance?

A

maternal inheritance – mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)

phenocopies