pob ii: class 3 (dominance, additivity, and linkage)

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why are some alleles dominant or recessive?

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dominance

one allele is dominant over the other, phenotype reflects the dominant allele

  • doesn’t exist in homogeneous because two alleles are the same

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segregation of alleles

during meiosis, one of the parent alleles is sorted into each haploid cell

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If proteins do things in cells, and one allele of a gene e.g. makes more protein, or more functional protein, than another → what should we see?

we should see something intermediate between them in hte parents

  • this is called additivity (it’s the default for most traits)

    • think of “averages” rather than “adding”

  • how most allele works

  • ex. the heterozygote has a phenotype in between two homozygote ones

<p>we should see something intermediate between them in hte parents</p><ul><li><p>this is called additivity (it’s the default for most traits) </p><ul><li><p>think of “averages” rather than “adding”</p></li></ul></li><li><p>how most allele works </p></li><li><p>ex. the heterozygote has a phenotype in between two homozygote ones</p></li></ul><p></p>
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codominance

phenotypes from both parents are present

ex. the alleles of enzyme make two different products from same substrate → in heterozygote both substrates will be made

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how to approach questions about domiance

ask yourself what would happen in the heterozygote

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