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Biology final
Monohybrid Cross
A cross between 2 individuals that differ in only one specific trait.
Punnet Squares
Show the probability that a genotype is expressed in an individual.
Autosomal disorders
Genetic conditions that result from mutations in genes located in autosomes. They can be dominant or recessive.
Autosomal dominant disorders
A single copy of the mutated gene from one of the parents is enough to cause the disease. Ex: Hutchinson’s disease.
Condominance
Both alleles are expressed in an heterozygote. Ex: Blood type A+B= AB
Incomplete dominance
Occurs when the heterozygote is intermediate between two homozygotes, a mix of two traits. Ex: Curly hair + Straight hair= Wavy hair.
Hemophilia
Blood clotting, the gene is located in the chromosome X.
Autosome
Any chromosome in a cell that is not a sex chromosome. They control the inheritance of physical and metabolic traits.
Punnet square
B= dominant allele.
b= recessive allele.
