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A simplified explanation of meiosis could be?
Divide-Restore
in a diploid plant, where do the two alleles for each gene come from?
1 from the egg, 1 from the pollen
if a plant has 2 different alleles, where can each allele go?
1 can go to an egg, the other can go to the pollen, or vice versa
What do Punnet squares help with?
organizing alleles
What is homozygous?
when an organism has both copies of the same allele
what is heterozygous?
when the two alleles in an organism are not the same
what can be used if there are more than two forms of an allele in an organism
superscript numbers
if there are two forms of an allele, how are they differentiated?
Capital letter, lowercase letter
(Homozygotes, Heterozygotes) are considered true breeding
Homozygotes
(Homozygotes, Heterozygotes) Segregate
Heterozygotes
Segregation can be described as…
Different alleles go to different gametes
how are alleles defined?
heterozygote phenotype
the Dominant allele is…
the allele expressed in the heterozygote phenotype
The recessive form of an allele is typically…
broken or nonfunctional
T/F: Organisms can be carriers for recessive traits because in most cases the dominant gene compensates
True
What can incomplete dominance be described as?
An intermediate phenotype
what is an example of incomplete dominance?
Red flower x White Flower = Pink Flower
T/F: Solid color x no color = spots is an example of codominance
False. That is an example of mosaics
T/F: Codominance is super rare
True
What is an actual example of codominance?
Blood types (A, B, O, AB), Self Incompatibility
Codominance is…
Both alleles are expressed at 100% in each cell
Dominance is dependent on…
Perspective
What is a typical phenotypic and genotypic ratio for combining two heterozygotes of Bb
¼ BB, ½ Bb, ¼ bb (Genotypic) (1:2:1)
¾ B, ¼ b (Phenotypic) (3:1)
Is a gene’s dominance always obvious in nature?
No, sometimes the dominant gene may be being selected against by environmental conditions or predators, which can make it harder to predict.
Segregation is like..
flipping two coins
What do different letters represent in a dihybrid cross?
Different genes
Most genes are separated _____ in gametes
independently (Independent assortment)
T/F: As more genes are added, Punnet squares become less effective
True
What becomes better when working with many genes?
fractional trees