Genetic Crosses - EG

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Gametes

specialized reproductive cells

  • sperm, egg

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How many chromosomes do gametes carry?

they carry half the number of chromosomes

  • haploid (n) = 23

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How many chromosomes are there in a human?

23 → number 1 through 23

  • each carry unique set of genes

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Majority of human cells are…

diploid (2n) = 46

  • 23 chromosomes from sperm cell

  • 23 chromosomes from egg cell

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Each pair of chromosomes is called…

homologous chromosomes

  • there are 23 pairs

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Homologous chromosomes

carry the same genes at the same location on their chromosomes

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Allele

different version of the same gene

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Phenotype

physical (observable) trait of an organism

  • Ex. hair color, eye color

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Genotype

genetic makeup of an organism which influences phenotype

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Dominant allele

expresses its trait even if only one copy is present

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Recessive allele

expresses only when both recessive copies are present

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Punnett square (monohybrid cross)

diagram used to predict the possible genetic outcomes

  • genotypes and phenotypes

  • based on what happens during meiosis

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What do you need in order to see all possible genotypes and phenotypes?

you need F2 generation