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Genetics

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Genetics is study of inheritance
Chromosomes and Genes come in pairs
Alleles-The alternate forms of a gene
A Trait is a feature of an organism
Dominant Allele-Expressed when paired with a different allele and represented by an Upper Case Letter
Gene-Unit of DNA that codes for ___ traits
Allele- Alternate form of a gene
Recessive Allele- Not expressed when paired with a dominant allele represented by a lowercase letter
Homozygous-Same two _____ for a gene (AA or aa) alleles
Heterozygous- Two different _____ for a gene (Aa) alleles
Genotype-the genetic _____ of an an individual-actual genes present, represent using letters make up
Phenotype-the observable _______, physical traits, (tall, short, etc.) characteristics
loci= multiple locations
locus= singular location
Different alleles of a gene originally rose from a _____ mutation
Mutation-change in DNA that makes up a ____ gene
Mutations can _____, _____, or _____, must be in _____ to be inherited by off spring harmful, beneficial, neutral, gametes
When two individuals are mated P generation is _____ generation, F1 is _____ generation, and F2 is second generation Parent, First, Second
Mono hybrid Cross is a cross between parents that differ in only __ characteristic one
Gregor Mendel is often referred to as _____ of genetics, published findings in ____, deduced the fundamental principles of genetics father, 1866
M. developed ___ hypotheses from the mono hybrid cross: There are alternative forms of genes, called _____. For each characteristic an organism inherits two alleles, one for each ____ Alleles can be ______ or recessive. Gametes carry only ___ allel 4, alleles, dominant
Mendel used pea plants in his _____ experiments genetic
3:_ Ratio, heterozygous cross, 1 trait, dominant and _____ alleles 1, recessive
Mendel's First Law: Law of Segregation: The 2 members of an allele pair (_______) from each other during the production of gametes segregate
During the formation of gametes the pairs of chromosomes ______ so the alleles separate separate
Mendel's Second Law: Law of Independent _____: Each pair of alleles segregate independently of the other pairs during _____ formation Assortment, gamete
Test crosses provide a method to determine genotype in individuals which exhibit _____ traits dominant
Family ______ are used for humans Pedigrees
Family pedigrees can be used to determine how certain traits are ______, what the possible ______ are for individuals, and what the probability of ______ of a trait would be inherited, genotypes, inheritance
There are a variety of human disorders that are controlled by a single _____. gene
Many human disorders are controlled by genes on ______ autosomes
Most human disorders are ______ recessive
An individual can be a carrier of the gene but not have the ______ disorder
Some human disorders are _____ genes lethal
Huntington's Disease is a ____ gene, dominant ALLELE lethal
Achondroplasia causes dwarfism
Albinism is a disorder controlled by a single _____ gene autosomal
Achondroplasia is a _____ disorder dominant
Today many tests can detect the presence of disease causing _____ alleles
Most genetic testing is performed during _____ pregnancy
______ collects cells from amniotic fluid Amniocentesis
Chorionic Villus sampling removes cells from _____ tissue placental
Genetic Counseling helps patients understand the results and ______ of genetic testing implications
There are many different ways that traits are _____ or expressed inherited
Incomplete dominance: In incomplete dominance, F1 hybrids have a phenotype that is _____ to the parent phenotypes intermediate
Hypercholesterolemia is a human trait that is incompletely ______ 1 in every ____ people dominant, 500
Multiple Alleles-More than _ alleles for a gene 2
Codominance-Both alleles in a pair are expressed in the ______ phenotype
little i= Type O
Type O blood-Antibodies present in blood ANTI A and ANTI B
Type A Blood Antibody is Anti-B
Type B Blood-Antibody is ANTI A
AB blood type no antibodies
Pleiotropy - one gene affects more than one _______ (ex. sickle cell disease) characteristic
Mar fan's syndrome-defect in ______, protein in blood vessels, allows blood vessels to be ______ fibrinogen, flexible
Polygenic inheritance-many traits result from the actions of several _____ genes
Polygenic inheritance is the additive effects of two or more genes on a single ______ phenotype
Phenotype frequencies of _____ inheritance that are graphed usually show a continuum that forms a ____ _____ polygenic, bell curve
Environment can cause certain ____ to be expressed in different ways genes
PH level can effect gene expression
Temperature can change how Siamese genes are, lighter are ____, darker are ______ expressed, warmer, cooler
THE ____gene (at 6 wk of development) is the gene that causes female to become male SRY
Fruit Flies_ Normal eye color is red but occasionally a white eyed fly will appear in a generation. They are almost always ___ male
Thomas Hunt Morgan first figured out ___ linked traits sex
In humans, red green colorblindness is more common in ____ than _____. It is a ___-___ disorder in humans. Males, females, sex-linked
Hemophilia is ___-linked sex
Hemophilia is ______ recessive
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