Beyond Mendel Flashcards

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Nondisjunction

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Abnormal numbers of chromosomes usually occurring during meiosis

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What is chromosome mutation?

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Mutation that affects a group of genes or an entire chromosome

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Simple dominance

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If you have the dominant allele you will express the trait

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Simple recessive

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Must have 2 recessive alleles to express the trait

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Incomplete dominance

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A condition in which 1 allele is not completely dominant over another. The third (new) phenotype appears I. Heterozygous

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Codominance

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Condition in which both alleles are expressed in the heterozygote.

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What did Mendel’s principles of genetics NOT do?

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Traits controlled by two or more genes

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Polygenic traits

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Traits controlled by 2 or more genes. Have a wide variety of phenotypes

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Multiple allele

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When there is more than two possible alleles for a trait.

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Sex chromosomes

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Each gamete the egg has receive a X. Where as sperm gamete can either receive an X or Y

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Sex-linked traits

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Genes that are carried on either the X or Y chromosome

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X-linked traits

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Linked on the x-chromosome

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What is an example of sex-linked trait?

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Color blindness

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