Chapter 11 Flashcards

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A 19th century monk who began the scientific study of inheritance through his breeding of pea plants

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Gregor Mendel

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2
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Transmission of genetic info from parent to offspring, follows predictable patterns

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Heredity

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3
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The science of heredity; studying genetic similarities and variation, differences between parents and offspring or among individuals of a population

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Genetics

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4
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Plants and animals who are offspring of two genetically dissimilar parents

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Hybrid

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5
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All hybrid plants that are offspring of genetically pure parents are ____ in appearance

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Similar

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6
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When hybrids mate with each other, they do not breed true; ______

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Offspring show a mixture of traits

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7
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The physical appearance of an organism

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Phenotype

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8
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The genetic make up

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Genotype

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9
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The parental generation are genetically pure individuals

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P generation

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10
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The first generation of offspring all looked alike and resembled one of the two parents

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F1 Generation

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11
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The second generation resulted from a cross between F1 individuals or by self pollination of F1 individuals

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F2 generation

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12
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Units of heredity that affect an organism’s traits

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Genes

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13
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A DNA sequence in a chromosome that contains the information to make an RNA or protein product with a specific function

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Genes

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14
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The site a gene occupies in the chromosome

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Lucus

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15
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Different forms of a particular gene which occupy corresponding loci on homologous chromosomes

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Alleles

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16
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Two identical Alleles

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Homozygous

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17
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Two different Alleles

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Heterozygous

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18
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A cross between homozygous parents with different alleles

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Monohybrid

19
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Parents differ at two loci

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Dihybrid cross

20
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A grid arrangement that shows the possible combinations of alleles

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Punnet Square

21
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Cross an individual of unknown genotype with a recessive individual to determine the unknown genotype

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Test Cross

22
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Assume genes are linearly arranged in specific locations along chromosomes

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Chromosomes theory of inheritance

23
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He and his students demonstrated genes are arranged in a linear order on each chromosome

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Thomas Hunt Morgan

24
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The sex of humans and other mammals is determined by the sex chromosomes

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Normal females have ____ chromosomes
XX
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Normal males have ______ chromosomes
XY
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____ chromosome contains important genes unrelated to sex determination required for both sexes
X
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____ chromosome determines male sex in mammals
Y
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_____ gene on the Y chromosome is the genetic switch causing testes to develop in the fetus
SRY
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A mechanism that allows males and females to produce the same amounts of proteins coded by X-linked genes
Dosage Compensation
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A dense, metabolically inactive X chromosome
Barr Body
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The heterozygote is intermediate in phenotype
Incomplete dominance
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The heterozygote simultaneously express phenotypes of both homozygotes
Codominance
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The ability of one gene to have several effects on different characters
Pleiotrophy
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An allele of one locus can mask the expression of alleles of a different locus and express their own phenotype instead
Epistasis
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The range of phenotypic possibilities that can develop from a single genotype under different environmental conditions
Norm of Reaction
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What is the Dihybrid ratio?
9:3:3:1
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The paired genes separate prior to the formation of reproductive cells
Principle of segregation
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Each factor is passed to the next generation independently from all other factors
Principle of independent assortment
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Chromosomes swapping genetic information at the synaspe
Cross over
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What are mitotic spindles made of >
Microtubles
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Exchange of genetic information
Cross over
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Which cross is F1 Offspring
Dihybrid cross