Genetics Flashcards

(28 cards)

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Robert Bakewell

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father of the art of animal breeding
credited for developing many livestock breeds

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Bakewell’s success to 3 principles

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  1. definite goals for breeding program
  2. leased males rather than selling
  3. mated the best of the best regardless of relationship
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Gregor Mendel

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father of modern genetics (pea plant experiment)

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4
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chromosomes

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self replicating bodies in nucleus that carry genetic code

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5
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cat chromosome

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pig chromo

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human chromo

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sheep chromo

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9
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cow chromo

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goat chromo

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horse chromo

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dog chromo

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chicken chromo

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14
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turkey chromo

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15
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gametes (sex cells)

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formed by meiosis

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ova

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produced by ovaries

17
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sperm

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produced by testes

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haploid

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ova and sperm, combine to form diploid zygote

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diploid

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produced by mitosis
double chromosomes
one of each pair from parent
all body cells except gametes

20
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haploid

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produced by meiosis
gametogenesis
gametes
2 combine in process of fertilization

21
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Reginald Punnett

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punnett squares, journal of genetics

22
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How many different genes do horses have for color?

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11 (177,000 combos)

23
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incomplete dominance

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intermediate state between parents blending of parental phenotypes

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epistasis

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expression of one gene is modified by one or more genes at other locations (golden lab)

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sex linked
genes located on sex chromosomes (calico cat)
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sex influenced
genes located on autosomes but phenotypes are different in males vs females
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cloning
producing a genetic copy of a gene, DNA segment, plant, animal, or embryo
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who was the first adult mammal clone
dolly