mendelian genetics Flashcards

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what are the main types of mendelian genetics

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complete dominance, incomplete dominance, codominance, sex linked traits, multiple alleles

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what is complete dominance

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when the dominant gene takes over (cancels out) the recessive gene

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what is incomplete dominance

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when the two genes cross and create a blend of the phenotypes

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what is codominance

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when both alleles in a heterozygous individual are fully expressed, example spots, stripes, flower petal colors, sickle cell anemia

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what is sex linked traits

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charecteristics determinidn by genes located on the sex chromosomes.

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what is multiple alleles

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multiple alleles refers to a situation where a gene has more than two alleles for a trait.

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what is homozygous

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when both alleles are the same either dominant or reccesive

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what is heterozygous

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when there’s two different alleles either Pp or pP

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what is the foil method

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a method used to multiply genotypes to create a punnent square

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what does the letters in FOIL stand for

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first, outer, inner, last

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who created mendelian genetics

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Gregor Mendel

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what are reccesive traits

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traits that can skip a generation

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what are dominant traits

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traits that don’t skip a generation

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what’s the p1 generation

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when u cross the same allelles
RRxRR

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whats the F1 generation

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when u cross contrasting typed of alles
RRxWW

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what’s the f2 generation

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RWxRW

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what is epistasis

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an effect of when one gene at one locus can mask or modify the expression of another gene.

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what is pleiotrophy

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when one gene affects multiple seemingly unrelated phenotypic traits. like a tissue gene that causes red hair and long toes examples- sickle cell anemia, albinism

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what is polygenic traits

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the control of a trait by more than one gene often resulting in a lot of possible phenotypes.

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what is epigenetics

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the study of changes in gene expression without actually changing the gene DNA. think likehow nature and a persons enviroment.

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who was Charles darwin

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proposed the idea of evoulution

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what is an allele

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alternating forms of a gene one from mom one from dad

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what’s the blending theory assosciated with

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incomplete dominance

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what is codominance assosciated with

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roan cattle with thetre hair, sickle cell anemia

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true or false dominant traits are more common than reccesive
false
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why is it more common for males to have colorblindness
because they only have to have it on one allele Wich is more common
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what does the p generation mean
purebred
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what is codominiance
both traits are expressed in a phenotype
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is a chromosome a form of dna
yes
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what does the foil method (creating the most combinations of a genotype) symbolize
meiosis
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what is meiosis
creating diversity in sex chromosomes
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what are homologous pairs
2 pairs of chromosomes with the same genes butt different alleles that code for the same trait
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what are chromosones 1-22 called
autosomes
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what are chromsones 23 called
sex chromosomes
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what's a 2n cell
a diploid cell has a full 46 chromosones
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what's an n cell
a haploid cell has 23 chromosone
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what's a zygote
a diploid cell thats a fertilized egg
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how many letters are in a gene
2
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how many letters is an allele
1
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what does polygenic mean
multiple genes for 1 trait
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what is epistasis
when one gene covers up another gene next to it
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what are epigenetics
things that determine your nature outside of ur genetics
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what's dihybrid genetics mean
heterozygous for both traits
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what's hybrid mean
an organism that has two different alleles for a trait. aka heterozygous
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what is incomplete dominance also known as
intermediate inheritance7