6.2.2(Monogenic inheritance)

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Describe what is meant an dominant allele

  • An allele that always shows an effect in the organism

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Describe what is meant by a recessive allele

  • An allele that only shows an effect if both alleles of the pair are the same

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Define the term genotype

  • The genetic information and make of an organism

  • Their DNA

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Define the term phenotype

  • The observable characteristics of an organism

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Define the term heterozygous and homozygous

  • 2 alleles of a gene that are different

  • 2 alleles of a gene are the same

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Define the term monogenic inheritance

  • The inheritance of a characteristic controlled by a single gene

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Describe why monogenic crosses are used

  • They are used to show the likelihood of different alleles of a gene being inherited by offspring of particular parent

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Describe how to do a test-cross to determine alleles in a species

  • Breed the individual with another with 2 recessives. Look at the products formed. If any recessives are formed, then the plant is heterozygous