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Gregor mendel’s place of study
Occurred at the monastery in Austria
Gregor Medels nickname
Father of genetics
Theory that Gregor Mendel disproved
Theory that offspring have a blend or mix of characteristics of their parents. He disproves this using pea plants
Law of segregation
Two factors that control a single characteristic. One of these factors dominates the other and these factors separate when a parent reproduces
Law of Independent Assortment
Factors controlling different characteristics are inherited independently
Codominance
Occurs when both alleles are expressed in the phenotype
Incomplete dominance
Occurs when the phenotype of a heterozygous offspring is somewhere between the phenotypes of both homozygous parents
Multiple alleles
Occurs when there are more than two alleles (Example-ABD blood type)
Germline mutation
Occur in gametes; usually are significant
Somatic mutation
Occurs in other body cells; cannot be passed to offspring
Why Mendel did the first and second set of research and what he looked at
1st-One trait in the pattern of inheritance. 2nd- Comparing two traits and seeing if they are passed down together or separate.
Deletion
DNA is lost
Duplication
DNA is repeated
Inversion
Flipped and reattached to the same chromosome
Polygenic traits
Controlled by more than one gene, with each gene potentially two or more alleles
Insertion
Segment of DNA is added
Translocation
Two segments switch positions
Allele
Different forms of a gene in a specific place on a chromosome
Dominant allele
Expressed allele when two different are present
Recessive allele
Not expressed when two different alleles are present; both alleles have to be recessive to show
Homozygous
Two of the same alleles
Heterozygous
Two different alleles
Genotype
Genetic information that codes for traits
Phenotype
Genetic information that codes PHYSICAL characteristics