11.3 Study Guide Flashcards

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If the parent genotypes are x^Bx^b and x^bY, what is the phenotype ratio for the offspring?

A

1/4 Carrier female : 1/4 colorblind female : 1/4 colorblind male : 1/4 Full color vision male.

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What is the definition of Autosomal Dominant?

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The dominant trait is not in a sex chromosome and the trait is dominant not recessive.

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What is the definition of sex-linked?

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It means the gene/trait is in a sex gene (either X-linked or Y-linked).

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How can a sex-linked trait skip a generation?

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It can be recessive and not be in the males and be hidden in the females.

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What is a pedigree?

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The family line/tree created for following certain genetics.

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If a trait doesn’t skip a generation, does that mean it’s recessive?

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No, though it doesn’t rule it out. But it can also be dominant.

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If a trait is in an X sex gene, which parent is it from?

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Both parents or either one if it’s a female, the mom only when it’s a male.

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Can Y-linked traits skip generations?

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No, because males always pass down the Y gene to males, and if they don’t have boys then the line is stopped, not skipped.

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