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Law of independent assortment

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Mendel, assortment of 2 gene alleles independently on 2 different chromosomes

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2
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Example of incomplete dominance

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Flower color in Four-O’Clocks

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3
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Do genes always have 2 alleles

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No

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4
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Codominance definition, example

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Both phenotypes present in heterozygote cells. Example of codominace is blood type

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5
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Do heterozygotes always have dominant phenotypes?

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No. Think about AB blood type.

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6
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3 types of dominance

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Complete dominance - peas
Incomplete dominance - flower color
Co-dominance - human blood variation

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7
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Define genetic pleiotropy

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Single gene affects more than one trait

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8
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Example of genetic pleiotropy

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FBN1 causing Marfan Syndrome

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9
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Example of quantitative traits. What are they strongly influenced by?

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Height. Environment

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10
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Define epistasis

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Gene to gene interaction to produce a phenotype

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11
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Labrador Retriever coat color genetics is an example of…

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Epistasis

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