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Animal Genetics

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  1. Study of inheritance in animals

2. Science concerned with understanding how characteristics pass through genetics

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Animal Breeding

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  1. application of genetics to genetically improve farm animals
  2. incorporates population and quantiatiative genetics and statistics
  3. . based off seawall wright, jay lush, and charles henderson
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Phenotype

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  1. outward expression of genotype

2. physically observed trait

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Population

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group of inter mating indivudals

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simply inherited trait

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traits effected by only a few genes

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polygenic trait

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no single gene having an overriding influence; affected by main genes

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DNA

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  1. deoxyribonucleic acid, genetic material controlling animals looks and performance
  2. complex molecule composed of nucleotide joined by phosphate sugars
  3. 2 chromosomes twisted with genes on them
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Gene

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  1. DNA sequence at a specific location on a chromosome; found in pairs
  2. Form coding system that directs productions of enzymes and protoeins
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Genome

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ordering of genes in haploid set of chromosomes of an organism ; full DNA

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chromosome

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DNA molecules organized into pairs in every cell (exact some)

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homolog

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one of the pairs of chromosomes with a corresponding loci

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haploid

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  1. 1/2 the number of chromosomes (sperm and eggs)

2. contains one complete set of chromosomes (n)

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diploid

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full number of chromosomes (most cells); contains 2 sets of chromosomes (2n)

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locus

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specific physical location of a gene on a chromosome

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allele

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  1. one or more forms of a gene on corresponding loci on homologous chromosomes
  2. one from each parent
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autosomes

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all chromosomes other than sex ones

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sex chromosomes

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chromosomes in sperm and egg

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multiple alleles

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  1. more than 2 possible alleles at a locus

2. may be a subset for a longer series of alternative forms of a gene

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homozygote

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one locus genotype with 2 identical genes

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heterozygote

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one locus genotype with 2 different genes

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homozygous

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  1. when its sex linked trait all males are this because of an x linked trait
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law of segregation

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when gametes for the genes at a given locus separate into different gametes during meiosis

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meiosis

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mode of cell division in which reproductive cells are created that contain only one member of each pair of chromosomes

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gamete

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sex cell

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law of independent assortment

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genes assort independently during meisios if all possible gametes are formed in equal proportions

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zygote

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the gametes of a sire and dam come together and combine; offspring

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dominance

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is a property of a pair of alleles at a locus in relation to a particular phenotypic trait

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epstatis

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a property of genes at different loci in relation to a particular phenotypic trait

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cattle

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60

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sheep

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54

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goats

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60

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humans

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46

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swine

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38

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chickens

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78

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turkeys

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82

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horses

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64

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donkeys

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62