genetics study guide Flashcards

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study of heredity

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genetics

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the passing of traits from parents to offspring

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heredity

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form of a trait

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allele

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shows up if present/covers ivermectin recessive/capital letter

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dominant

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shows up if 2 allele present/gets covered up/lower/lower case letter

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recessive

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two of the same alleles

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homozygous

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two different alleles

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heterozygous

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physical trait

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phenotype

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genetic make up (h words)

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genotype

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Austrian monk/studied genetics on pea plants/father of genetics

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Gregor Mendel

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scientist who studies heredity

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geneticist

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tool that is used to predict the possible outcome of offspring’s traits

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punnet square

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a tool to trace traits through a family

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pedigree

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picture of chromosomes

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karyotype

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15
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one trait doesn’t completely cover over another (blends)

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incomplete dominance

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permanent makeup in DNA

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you have it if you a homozygous recessive/parents are heterozygous carriers

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recessive disorder/disease

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carried on the x or the y/usually boys have it because the have in x

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sex linked trait/disease/disorder (baldness)

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more than 2 alleles for a trait

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multiple alleles (blood type)

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many genes work together to determine a trait

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polygenic inheritance (hair color, eye color, skin, height)

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extra chromosome but never to little

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chromosomal disorder (down syndrome trisomy 18/13)

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male determines gender

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gender determination

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above the genome/gene turn off it on with time due to environment

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an animal or plants DNA that has been altered using genetic engineering techniques

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GMOs (genetically modified organisms)

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organism are bred for favorable traits
selective breeding
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pros of selective breeding
-a way of breeding animals to fit the desired traits in an organism
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cons of selective breeding
-traits could be harmful to animals -may not be beneficial to the animal
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pros to GMOs
-can make food more nutritious -tastier food -longer shelf life
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cons of GMOs
-can cause cancer -allergic reactions -can mess up the ecosystem
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explain genome and epigenome
-“epi” in “epigenome” means “above” the genome -you are born with genes, but overtime your gene expression can change due to lifestyle, environment and hormones
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explain the dolly the sheep story
-first animal to be cloned from adult in 1996 in Scotland -Because of health issues, she died early -3 sheep’s were used to make her
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5 facts about Gregor mendel
-father of genetics -monk -austrian -studied pea plants -1800’s
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difference between pedigree and punnette square
-a punnette square is used to determine the possible traits of offspring while a pedigree traces traits through out a family
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example of polygenic inheritance
eye color
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example of chromosomal disorder
down syndrome
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example of multiple alleles
blood type
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example of sex-linked
baldness
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example of recessive
albinism
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how could a biological child look nothing like their parent
-if both parent are heterozygous -genes can turn off and on over time