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Unit 7 Bio

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phenotype is based on ____ and _____ genotype and environmental factors
What is the syndrome where the genotype is X Turner's syndrome
What is the syndrome where the genotype is XXY Kleintifelter's syndrome
polyiplody where chromosomes dont seperate properly, resulting in genetic disorders
Gregor Mendel he found basic inheritance by breeding pea plants
Charles Darwin theory of evolution and natural selection
Medelian Inheritance basic inheritance, dominant and recessive allele
incomplete dominance where the offspring is an inbetween of the two traits
codominance where both traits are expressed at the same time
multiple alleles a trait that is controlled by multiple alleles (example: blood type)
pleiotrophy where a single gene affects multiple traits, like melanin
polygenic traits a trait controlled by two or more genes
epestasis where there is a gene that is dominant over another gene, thus making it not appear
karyotype a map of all of a persons chromosomes
nondisjunction where the chromatids do not seperate correctly during cell division
sex-linked inheritance something that is inherited from the sex chromosomes
trisomy 21 Down Syndrome, causes various mental and physical disabilities
two genes responsible for blood type ABO and RH
what is ABO it determines whether u have A, B, or O, A and B are codominant, and O is recessive
what is RH it determines whether u are positive or negative, + dominant over -
agglutination your blood starts to clump if u get the wrong blood type
hemolysis a product of agglutination, your red blood cells rupture and u die
universal donor O-
universal receiver AB+
A+ gives to, receives from gives to A+, AB+, recieves from A+, A-, O+, O-
A- gives to, receives from gives to A+, A-, AB+, AB-, receive from A-, O-
B+ gives to, receives from gives to AB+, B+, receives from B+, B-, O-, O+
B- gives to, receives from gives to B-, AB-, AB+, receives from B-, O-
AB+ gives to, receives from gives to AB+, receives from everyone
AB- gives to, receives from gives to AB-, AB+, receives from AB-, A-, B-, O-
O+ gives to, receives from gives to O+, A+, AB+, B+, receives from O+, O-
O- gives to, receives from gives to everyone, receives from only O-
antibody attacks foreign substances
antigen the y-shaped proteins on the outside of the red blood cell
what antibodies does A blood have anti-B
what antibodies does B blood have anti-A
what antibodies does AB blood have neither anti a or anti b antibodies
what antibodies does O blood have both anti a and b antibodies
LOOK AT PEDIGREE PAGE AND MEMORIZE DID U DO IT GNG?
what is cystic fibrosis and what type of disorder? it is a defect in the gene that codes for a protein membrane, it causes excessive mucus and respriatory and digestive failure, it is autosomal recessive
albinism and what type of disorder? it is the absence of melanin, and it is autosomal rescessive
Tay-Sachs and what type of disorder? there is no enzyme to break down fatty substances, so it builds up in the brain and spinal cord and causes death by age 5, is common in Ashkenazi Jews (COOKED), recessive autosomal
galactosemia and what type of disorder? your body doesnt have the enzyme to break down galactose, so it builds up in your liver and kidneys and can cause those organs to fail, autosomal recessive
What is Huningtons disease and what kind of disease is it it is dominant autosomal, and it affects the neurodevelopment where you regress back to a newborn
What is achrondoplasia and what kind of disease is it it is dominant autosomal, and you are a dwarf
Hemophilia and what kind of disease is it it affects your ablitiy to clot blood, is sex linked
Sickle cell disease and what kind of disease is it it is common in those of african descent, it prevents malaria and causes your red blood cells to be in a sickle shape, and it is CODOMINANT
Color blindness and what kind of disease is it u cant see colors (no shizz sherlock) and it is sex linked
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