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Flashcards covering guinea pig inheritance patterns, F2 phenotypic ratios in epistasis, and the stages/mechanisms of meiosis based on the BIOL 3100 Quiz 1 transcript.
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Jill's Hypothesis (Guinea Pig color)
The color inheritance is explained by incomplete dominance where white (AA) and orange (aa) parents produce all cream (Aa) offspring.
Jack's Hypothesis (Guinea Pig color)
The color gene has 3 different alleles with no incomplete dominance, where dominance relationships like C^o > C^c > C^w or C^o > C^w > C^c are possible.
9 WT : 7 mutant ratio
The phenotypic ratio in F2 when both genes A and B show full dominance (A > a, B > b) and both are needed for the development of the wildtype phenotype.
15 WT : 1 mutant ratio
The phenotypic ratio in F2 when both genes A and B show full dominance (A > a, B > b) and either gene is sufficient for the development of the wildtype phenotype.
P(extmutant)=P(aa)+P(bb)−P(aa)P(bb)
The formula used to calculate the probability of a mutant phenotype when both genes are needed for the wildtype phenotype, resulting in a probability of 7/16.
Recombination processes in meiosis
Eukaryotes undergo two processes: crossing over for linked genes and independent assortment for unlinked genes.
Crossing over
A process occurring in prophase of meiosis I that helps homologous chromosomes align to form a tetrad.
Tetrad
A structure formed during prophase of meiosis I consisting of two sister chromatids for each of the two homologous chromosomes.
Segregation of homologs
An event occurring in anaphase of meiosis I where alleles are distributed into daughter cells because they are located on homologs.
Anaphase of meiosis II
The specific stage of meiosis where sister chromatids segregate.
2n
The number of different gametes produced by a heterozygote for n genes due to crossing over and independent assortment.
2−n
The frequency at which each gamete genotype is produced for unlinked genes in a heterozygote for n genes.