17.1- Laying the foundations of inheritance Flashcards

1
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specific traits are also known as

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phenotypes

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2
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selective breeding=

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breeding plants and animals for specific traits

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3
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who was responsible for pangenisis

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aristotle

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4
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pangenesis=

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egg and sperm contain pangenes which develope into the part of the body they’re derived from

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5
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antony van Leeuwenhoek discovered ____

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living sperm using a microscope because he thought he saw a ‘mini person’ in the sperms head

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6
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regnier de graaf thought the ‘mini person’ was in the _____

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egg and the sperm stimulated it to develop

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7
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what 7 traits did mendel study in pea plants

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stem length
pod shape
seed shape
seed colour
flower position
flower colour
pod colour

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8
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why did mendel use true breeding plants

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because they show the same chracteristics in each generation

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9
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p=

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parental generation

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10
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F1=

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first filia AKA offspring generation

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11
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F2=

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second filia generation

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12
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what did mendel do

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he crossed parental plants with different characteristics to produce to F1 generation and then let the F1s self pollinate to produce the F2 generation

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13
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monohyloroid generation=

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a cross of 2 organisms involving only one trait

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14
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traits shown in the F1 generation are considered

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dominant

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15
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traits not shown in the F1 generation are considered

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recessive

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16
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what is Mendel’s first law (laws of segregation)

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all individuals have 2 copies of each factor/allele. the 2 copies segregate randomly when gametes are formed so each gamete receives only one copy

17
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Dominant alleles are represented by

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the use of a capitol for the first letter of the allele

18
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recessive alleles use___

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lowercase letter for the first letter of an allele

19
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mendle also conducted ___ crosses

20
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dihybrid crosses is the study of

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2 different traits at the same time to look for a relationship between alleles

21
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what’s Mendel’s second law caled

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the law of independent assortment

22
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what is the law of independent assortment

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alleles of different genes segregate independently during gamete formation

23
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incomplete dominance=

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neither allele can completely hide the other one (blue+yellow= green)

24
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co-dominance=

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both alleles appear together in an organism (blue= yellow= yellow and blue spots)

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Sutton was responsible for
the chromosome theory of inheritance
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what was the chromosome theory of inheritance (2)
1) genes are carried on chromsomes 2) alleles come in pairs and segregate independantly during gamete formation