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Exam 1-1

Genetics

TermDefinition
Pangenesis Hippocrates: "Seeds" produced by body, collected in reproductive organs, and transmitted to offspring at conception
Blending hypothesis Factors that control hereditary traits are malleable + blend together
Hybridization breeding btwn 2 inv w/different characteristics
Hybrids Offspring of hybridization
Why garden pea? several distinct varieties + easily crossable structure
Gamete Gamete
Male gamete sperm, pollen grains in anther
Female gamete egg, ovule in ovary
Fertilization when pollen grain lands on stigma, sperm enters + fuses w/egg cell
Self-fertilization pollen + egg from same plant, natural process
Cross-fertilization pollen + egg from different plants, requires moving/manipulating anther
Characters observable characteristics
Trait/variant specific properties of a character
True-breeding lines plants that always produce progeny with the same traits when self-fertilized
empirical approach quantitative analysis of crosses may provide mathematical relationships that govern hereditary traits
empirical laws general findings from empirical approach
single-factor cross/monohybrid cross crossing of two true-breeding variants of the same character
Mendel's Seven Characteristics height, flower color, flower position, seed color, seed shape, pod color, pod shape
Characteristic- Height tall/dwarf
Characteristic- Flower color purple, white
Characteristic- Flower position axial/terminal
Characteristic- Seed color yellow/green
Characteristic- Seed shape round/wrinkled
Characteristic- Pod color green/yellow
Characteristic- Pod shape smooth/constricted
dominant trait Always shows over recessive, only needs 1, TT, Tt
recessive trait needs two recessives to show, tt
particulate theory of inheritance traits are inherited as discrete units (genes) that remain unchanged as they are passed from parent to offspring
law of segregation two copies of a gene segregate from each other during the process that gives rise to gametes
genes mendelian unit factors
alleles different versions of the same gene
homozygous inv w/2 identical alleles
heterozygous inv w/2 different alleles
genotype specific allelic composition of an inv
phenotype observable traits of an inv
Punnett square grid that helps predict the outcome of simple genetic crosses, created by Reginald Punnett
genotypic ratio the ratio of the genotypes that appear in offspring
phenotypic ratio the ratio of phenotypes produced by a cross
two-factor crosses a cross in which an experimenter follows the outcome of two different traits
patterns of inheritance linked + independent assortment
law of independent assortment two different genes will randomly assort their genes during the process that gives rise to gametes
genetic recombination when an offspring receives a combination of alleles that differs from the parental generation
loss-of-function alleles defective copies of genes
pedigrees family trees
pedigree analysis used to determine the pattern of inheritance of traits in humans
cystic fibrosis (CF) recessive disorder, 3% Caucasians are carriers, cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) protein mutant causes ion abnormalities
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