MENDELIAN GENETICS AND SEX-LINKED INHERITANCE Flashcards

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“branch of biology that deals with heredity and genetic variation”

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GENETICS

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2
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The passing of traits or
characters from
parent to offspring

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HEREDITY

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3
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Differences of traits

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GENETIC
VARIATION

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4
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the study of how traits
are passed from
parent to offspring

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Genetics

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5
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Genetic is a field
of study that deals
with ____

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heredity.

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6
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are DNA molecules that
determine the traits of
the organisms.
ex. hair / height

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GENES

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7
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These are the genes that are
found in the same look of
homologous chromosomes.
Or these are the different
forms of a gene.

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ALLELES

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8
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The totality of all the
genotypes for all the
traits of an organism.

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GENOME

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9
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Gene that prevents the other gene from “showing”

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dominant

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10
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Gene that does NOT “show” even though it is present

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recessive

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11
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Both genes of a pair are the same

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homozygous or
purebreed

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12
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One dominant and one recessive gene

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heterozygous or
hybrid

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13
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Combination of genes an organism has

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genotype

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14
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Physical appearance resulting from gene makeup

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phenotype

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15
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Used to predict the possible gene makeup of offspring

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Punnett Square

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16
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states that genes are in a linear fashion on chromosomes and that the relative positions of genes can be determined by their frequency in the offspring through mating.

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chromosomal theory of inheritance

17
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this area deals with the chromosomal theory of inheritance

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Classical Genetics

18
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is the study of genetic material; its structure, replication, and
expression.

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Molecular Genetics

19
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the mechanisms of evolutionary
change, the changes in frequencies in populations.

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Evolutionary Genetics

20
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  • The Father of Modern Genetics
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Gregor Johann Mendel

21
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discovered the basic principles of heredity
through experiments in his monastery’s garden.

22
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This law states that all the genes for all the traits of an organism are
equally divided and are equally distributed in all the resulting
gametes after meiosis.

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Law of Segregation

23
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This law states that alleles of different genes are distributed randomly to the gametes and fertilization occurs at random.

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Law of Independent Assortment

24
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Only dominant trait is expressed

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Law of Complete Dominance

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mix of heterozygous genes ex. red flower + white flower = pink flower
Law of Incomplete dominance
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both dominant and recessive trait is expressed
Law of Co-dominance
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sex chromosomes of female
XX
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sex chromosomes of male
XY
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a gene responsible for a specific trait is located on a sex chromosome, resulting in sexually dependent inheritance of the trait.
Sex Linkage
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_ linked alleles always show up in males whether dominant or recessive because males have only one X chromosome
X
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Genes for these traits are located only on the _ chromosome
X
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