Honors bio unit5 heredity

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Form of a gene that's always expressed if present

Dominant

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In a dihybrid cross where both parents are heterozygous for both traits. What is always the phenotype ratio?

9:3:3:1

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Which of Mendels laws best explains why heterozygous organisms will show a dominant phenotype?

Law of dominance

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If 2 parents with dominant phenotypes produce offspring with a recessive one, what are the parents genotypes?

Both parents are heterozygous

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Both parents have a heterozygous genotype for a recessive genetic disorder. What is the chance of their kids getting it?

25%

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A rough (R) coat boar mates with a soft ( r ) coat bear. Their litter is 50% rough and 50% soft. What are the parent’s genotype?

RR x Rr

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For an a a female to express a recessive sex linked trait, she must have…

2 recessive alleles

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What’s the main reason sex linked disorders are most often observed in males?

Y chromosomes cannot mask alleles on the x chromosome

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Human height occurs in a range because it is affected by many genes, making it an…

Polygenic trait

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Red hair and freckles are commonly inherited together, making them…

Linked genes

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If a newly discovered species of a flower has a pedal colors determined by two genes, then Inheritance pattern is…

Polygenic inheritance

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In order for a mutation to be passed on to offspring, it must occur in…

Gametes

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Non disjunction of autosomal chromosome #21 results in the disorder…

Down Syndrome

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How is a female individual with a disease notated in a pedigree?

Shaded circle

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Environmental factors like radiation exposure are called the mutagens because…

They cause mutations in the DNA sequence

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If Tay- Sachs’s is an autosomal recessive disorder, what would the parents genotypes have to be?

Both heterozygous

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How would you Categorize a genetic disorder that’s equally likely in males and females and caused by two affected alleles?

autosomal recessive

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If a mutation only changes the nucleotide sequence for a single protein, it’s known as a….

Gene mutation

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What kind of mutation occurred in the sex chromosome of a person with the genotype XXY

Non disjunction

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Selective breeding produces…

Desired traits in offspring

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A technique that allows scientists to amplify a section of DNA by copying it many times

Polymerase chain reaction

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What was the goal of human genome projects?

To create maps showing where genes are located on human chromosomes

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Plants absorb sunlight using _____ and convert the solar energy into___

Chlorophyll glucose

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During interphase of the cell cycle, the cells grow , duplicate organelles and…

Copies DNA

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Which organelle would make restriction enzymes for cutting DNA into fragments

Ribosomes

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Two chromosomes that contain the same types of genes that you inherit from each of your parents

Homologous chromosomes

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Which organelle supplies energy in a usable form to the cell

Mitochondria

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The purpose of meiosis one is

To reduce chromosome number from diploid to haploid and separate homologous chromosomes

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