Unit 3 - Meiosis and Heredity Flashcards

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Phenotypes

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outward characteristic that correspond to heritable traits

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Pure Breeding/True Breeding

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breeding that’s inbred and homozygous for all genes/traits

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Blending-Inheritance Hypothesis

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Popular belief before Mendel:states that traits blend to form intermediate phenotypes (round + wrinkled =slightly wrinkled)

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4
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Mendel’s Principle of Segregation

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used peas to deduce laws of inheritance

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5
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Homozygous

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when polyploid organism only contains 1 version of the allele

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Heterozygous

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when a polyploid organism contains 2+ alleles for that gene

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7
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How to Do Punnett Squares

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write each possible haploid genotype for each parent’s gametes in a line on X or Y axis

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8
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Testcross

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determines genotype of an unknown parent

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9
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Segregation

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reflects separation of homologous chromosomes during anaphase I of meiosis

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10
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The Dependent Assortment Hypothesis

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alleles of 2 genes are sorted into gametes in the same combinations as existed in the parents (dihybrid cross - 2x2 Punnett square for )

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Independent Assortment Hypothesis

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alleles of 2 genes are sorted into gametes in a statistically random fashion (all combinations of XXYY-dihybrid cross-4x4 punnett square)

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