Ch17 Inherited Change Flashcards
Genotype
The genetic constitution of an organism
Phenotype
- Observable characteristic of organism
- Interaction between genotype and environment
Gene
length of DNA
sequence of nucleotide bases
code for particular polypeptide
Co-dominance
both alleles are expressed in the phenotype
Observed ratio not expected
- Sample is too small
- fusion of gametes is random
Allele
- different form of a gene
- found on same locus of chromosome
Genetic variation
- Crossing over between chromatids
- Independent assortment
Sex-linkage
Allele located on sex chromosome
Male recessive sex-linkage
- Y chromosome is shorter
- Allele is more likely to be on X chromosome
- Male only get one copy of allele
- Recessive is expressed
Dominant allele
always expressed in phenotype
Autosomal linkage unexpected ratio
- genes located on same chromosome
- more likely to be inherited
- stay together during independent segregation
- produces 2 outcomes
- recombinant genes lower frequency- crossing over
- Parental genes higher frequency
Epistasis
allele masks or supresses expression of gene at another locus
Chi squared formula
∑ ((O-E)^2 / E)
Chi-squared conditions
- discrete data
- raw data
- large sample
Chi squared significant difference
- compare to critical value
- if number bigger/equal to critical value
3 there is significant difference between observed and expected results - reject null hypothesis
- results are not due to chance
Chi squared no signifcant difference
- compare to critical value
- if number less than critical value, 3. there is no significant difference between observed and expected results
- accept null hypothesis
- results are due to chance
Genome
The complete set of genes in a cell
Proteome
The complete set of proteins a cell is able to produce