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1. Know the vocabulary covered in class: (Genetics, Heredity, Carrier, Heterozygous, Incomplete Dominance, etc.) 2. Be able to utilize and analyze Punnett Squares using simple dominance, incomplete, or Codominance 3. Concepts, materials, and/or procedures from the lab
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genetics
the study of how heritable traits are transmitted from parents to offspring
heredity
the passing of traits from parents to offspring
genotype
genetic makeup of the organism determined by the alleles received (BB, Bb, bb)
allele
variation of a gene (one letter)
phenotype
physical expression of a trait determined by the genotype (blue/brown eyes)
homozygous
inheriting 2 of the same allele
heterozygous
inherit 2 different alleles
what are the two types of alleles?
dominant and recessive
simple dominance
the dominant allele completely hides the recessive allele
carrier
someone who carries a recessive trait but does not express it
the presence of this allele determines the trait in simple dominance
dominant
two of this allele is required to express its unique trait in simple dominance
recessive
classify: BB
homozygous dominant
classify: Bb
heterozygous
classify: bb
homozygous recessive
punnett square
diagram that predicts possible genotypes and phenotypes of offspring from a genetic cross
monohybrid cross
crossing of 1 trait (4 boxes)
genotypic ratio
how often a genotype appears in the diagram; HH: Hh: hh
phenotypic ratio
what physical traits you would expect; dominant:recessive
incomplete dominance
heterozygous genotype displays blended phenotype of 2 alleles
how is incomplete dominance represented in the genotype?
2 different letters represent the 2 alleles (in superscript), third letter represents the gene
ex: CRCR represents red, CRCW represents pink, CWCW represents white
codominance
both traits equally dominant, so both traits expressed at the same time
how is codominance represented in the genotype?
same as incomplete dominance
ex: CRCR represents red, CRCW represents red and white, CWCW represents white
polygenic traits
interaction of multiple pairs of genes (ex: skin color, hair color, eye color)