Chapter 5.2 Flashcards

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Complete dominance

A

one allele is expressed (dominant) and the other one is not

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Incomplete dominance

A

inheritance pattern in which the phenotype of a heterozygous individual falls between the two parental phenotypes

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Codominance

A

both alleles are completely expressed at the same time

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4
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Antibodies

A

immune system proteins

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5
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Polygenic

A

range of phenotypes due to the additive effects of multiple genes

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6
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Epigenetics

A

study of how genes are turned on and off

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Environment

A

condition in which a cell or organism lives

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What happens when a Black Andalusian is bred with a White Andalusian?

A

blue chick with grey-blue feathers produced

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9
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Cross between 2 pink snapdragons

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  • F2 offspring indicates that the red and white flower alleles segregate during gamete formation
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10
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What happens when there are multiple alleles?

A

many possible genotypes and phenotypes for that gene

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11
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How many alleles does an ABO blood type involve?

A

3

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12
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What do the letters of blood type refer to?

A

carbohydrates

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13
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How can you describe blood type A?

A

the red blood cells are coated with carbohydrate A

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14
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How many ways are there to pair alleles of blood types?

A

6 ways

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15
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Why is it critical to match the recipient’s blood type with a compatible doner?

A

incompatible blood types mixed can cause a fatal immune response

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What happens if incompatible blood types are mixed?

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  • the blood type of the recipient (let’s say A) will recognize the donor blood (let’s say B) as foreign and will destroy them
  • antibodies of A will bind to the foreign carbohydrates and clump them together
17
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What are traits that are decided by polygenic traits?

A

skin colour, height, eye colour

18
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How many genes influence skin colour (estimate)

19
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ABC dark skin allele contributes

A

one “unit” of pigment to the phenotype
- exhibits incomplete dominance

20
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Hydrangeas grown in acidic soil

21
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Hydrangeas grown in basic soil

22
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Siamese cat covered in creamy white fut EXCEPT on

A

eyes, ears, face, feet tail

23
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Why do siamese cats have different colours?

A
  • pattern due to mutation in gene for pigment production
  • enzyme responsible for black fur is sensitive to heat, active in colder temps
24
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ABO blood types

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genes determine phenotype with NO INFLUENCE from enviornment

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Blood cell count environment influence
infection, altitude, physical activity
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Cholesterol environment influence
diet, lifestyle, genetics
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Other environment influences
stress, exposure to toxins