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gregor mendel
the father of genetics → studied pea plants (purebred vs hybrid)
before mendel
too many variables in experiment → thought tall x short = medium
monohybrid cross
homo dominant x homo recessive
reciprocal cross
homo x hetero
mendels conclusions
male and female parents contribute equally, inheritance is not blended
mendels proposals
dominant vs recessive traits
theory of particulate inheritance
theory of particulate inheritance
traits determined by discreet units that are inherited from one generation to the next
each parent has 2 alleles for each gene → pass one to child
progeny gets 1 from each parent so they have 2 alleles in the end
back cross
cross progeny with parent generation
mendels first law
principal of segregation
principal of segregation
alleles separate into gametes → progeny gets one from each parent
chromosome
where genes reside
homologs
copies of the same chromosome - not identical because they could have different alleles
locus/loci
location of a gene on a chromosome
homozygote
2 of the same alleles
heterozygote
2 different alleles
test cross
to determine the genotype of an unknown parent