ning- punnetts and shit Flashcards
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What is genetics?
The study of heredity; it involves the study f cells, individuals, their offspring,a net he population within which the organisms live
___ ___ is constructed by mating individuals from 2 parents strains each of which exhibits 1 of the 2 contrasting forms of the character under study
monohybrid cross (original parents = P1; their offspring= F1)
dihybrid cross is constructed by mating individuals from 2 parent staring wen the genres under study are on ___ ____
different chromosomes. There are 2 pairs of contrasting forms of character under study; individuals resulting from self-fertilization of the F1 generation are called F2
What is unit factor?
in pairs- genetic characters are controlled by unit factors that exist in pairs in individual organisms
What is the difference between dominance and recessive?
when 2 unique unit factors for a single character are present in a single individual. one unit factor is dominant to the other which is said to be recessive
What is segregation?
during the formation of gametes the paired unit factors separate randomly so that each gamete receives one or the other with equal likelihood
a ___ ___ is a specific position or location of a gene on a chromosome
genetic locus
an ____ is an alternative form of a gene (unlike unit factor)
allele
During the first division of meiosis, ___ ___ separate which are not identical
homologous chromosomes
____ is when one gene can affect more than one trait
pleiotropy
What is incomplete or partial dominance?
when the combining gene products from the two alternative allele produce an intermediate phenotype ( Rr x Rr = RR, 2Rr, rr; if R= red and r= pink than Rr is pink in F2 generation)
___ is when 2 alleles are responsible for the production of 2 distinct and detectable products. The distinct genetic expression of both alleles in a heterozygote is called _____.
co-dominance x2 (ex. A and B= AB blood type)
The existence of 2 or more discontinuous, segregating phenotypes in a population is known as
polymorphism (blood type)
when expression or the lack of expression of certain genes can affect the survival of an organism
lethal allele
What is epistasis?
the phenomenon of masking/ modifying the effect of one gene pair by the expression of another
sex linkage is when the gene that determines a specific characteristic is on the ___ chromosome
sex
during meiosis a limited number of ___ ___ occur randomly between homologous chromosomes, the ____ the the two ___ reside on the axis of the chromosome, the less likely it is that any ___ ___ will occur, and vis-versa
crossover event; closer; loci
restriction enzymes cut the __ ___ in specific locations
DNA sequence
After the restriction enzymes works, ___ ___ can allow the joining of different DNA, but __ ___ are left jagged after they’ve been cut
blunt ends; adhesive ends
adding labeled nucleotides allows you to locate ___ ___ on DNA
specific locations
a circular ___ ____ ____ undergoes cleave with a restriction nuclease, addition of the DNA fragment to be cloned which undergoes ___ ___ by DNA ligase resulting in recombinant DNA
double stranded plasmid DNA (cloning vector); covalent linkage
___ ____ uses labeled complementary DNA or RNA probe to localize a specific DNA or RNA sequence in a portion of a tissue
in situ hybridization
The physical appearance of a trait is called the _____ of the individual
phenotype
Individuals resulting from self-fertilization of the F1 generation are called __ ___.
F2 generation