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Chapter 9, Bio Notes

QuestionAnswer
What is a map of chromosomes called? (Chapter 8) A karyotype
What is a place or position where a chromosome is found? (Chapter 8) A locus
What are the chromosomes pairs 1-22? (Chapter 8) Autosomes
What are the events of meiosis?(Chapter 8) Cell divide Meiosis 1 and 2, Cell cycle PMAT x2, Syapsis, and crossing over
What is a group of four chromatids that forms during prophase I? (Chapter 8) A tetrad
What is crossing over? (Chapter 8) Genes are exchanged between maternal and paternal chromosomes
What is Non-Disjunction? (Chapter 8) Failure of chromosomes to separate during prophase
What is Aneuploidy?(Chapter 8) A condition where a cell has an abnormal number of chromosomes. (Turners, missing an X; Kline Felter, extra X; Triple X, extra X)
Who is considered the father of genetics and worked with pea plants? Gregor Mendel
What are alleles Genes that code for the same trait
What is a 'P1' generation? Parental Generation
What is a 'F1' generation? Offspring to p generation
What is an 'F2' generation? A cross between two 'F1's
What is a monohybrid cross? Inheritance of a single trait... Mono - One
What is a dihybrid cross? Inheritance of 2 traits... Di - Two
Alleles are the same Homozygus
Alleles are different Heterozygous
Allele is always expressed and show up in offspring (Uppercase) Dominant allele
Allele won't show up in offspring unless pair with 'same allele' (Lowercase) Recessive Allele
What it is represented by (Allele type) Genotype
What is visible (Allele type) Phenotype
what is a Punnet Square A grid used to record offspring possibilities
Both traits show up or are blending Incomplete Domaince
More then 2 possible forms of a gene Multiple Alleles
Blood Type (IA) Type A
Blood type (IB) Type B
Blood Type (I) Type O
Combined effect of many genes Polygenic traits
Name for defective gene Genetic Disorders
Excess mucus in airways (Genetic Disorder) Cystic Fibrosis
Abnormal hemoglobin, moon shaped blood-cells (Genetic Disorder) Sickle Cell Anemia
Excessive build up of lipids in brain (Genetic Disorder) Tay Sachs Diease
Build up of phenylalanine in brain (Genetic Disorder) Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Dominate genetic disorder where you lose motor skills and have a reduced lifespan Huntington's Disease
Genetic Disorder that results in restriction of growth in bones causing shortened limbs and can affect facial structure Achondroplasia
Genetic Disorder that causes high levels of cholesterol build-up in blood and arteries... Has incomplete Dominance Hypercholesterolemia
X linked or Sex linked Disorder that causes blood clotting; shortened life and recessive gene Hemophilia
X Linked or Sex Linked Disorder that causes an inability to discern colors... From female Color Blindness
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