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what does genotype mean?
the Alleles of a organism
what does phenotype mean?
the physical characteristics of a organism
what is a allele?
different version of the same gene
what does the dominant gene mean
gene that’s always expressed ( makes the protein )
what does the recessive gene mean?
only expressed when both genotypes are recessive
how are recessive genotype shown?
aa ( lower case letters)
how are Dominant genotypes shown?
AA ( upper case letters)
what does homozygous mean
2 identical alleles
what does heterozygous mean
2 different alleles
what are the types of genotypes
monogenic
polygenic
what factors affect phenotype
environmental and genotype
what does monogenic mean
1 gene controls characteristics
what does polygenic mean
multiple genes control characteristics
what are the two phenotypic variation in plants
chlorosis
Etiolation
what are the two phenotypic variation in plants caused by
the environment
Chlorosis meaning and what causes it ?
Plants don’t produce enough chlorophyll and turn yellow
Lack of Mg in the soil
Etiolation meaning and what causes it ?
plants grow abnormally long and spindly
due to a lack of sunlight
Codominant definition
both alleles are expressed in a phenotype
Carrier definition
A Organism carrying an allele which is not expressed in the phenotype
Monogenic Punnet square
How to complete a punnet square
1) show parents genotype
2) show the gametes
3) times the letter ( FOIL)
4) produce punnet square
what is the usual ratio for Dihybrid crosses between two heterozygous parents
9 : 3 : 3 : 1
how to work out offspring genotype in punnet square
allele x allele ( RY X rY) = RrYY
how to work out gametes in punnet square
FOIL ( first outer inner last)
Dihybrid punnet square image