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Chapter 11

Introduction to Genetics

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Gregor Mendel’s WorkMendel worked with garden peas,

which used parts of their flowers to reproduce by self-pollination.

These peas were true-breeding, meaning that they would produce more peas that would be more identical to themselves.

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Genes & Dominance Mendel studied the traits of pea plants. Traits are

specific characteristics that determine an individual.

Parents with different traits had hybrid offspring. Mendel came up with two conclusions:

factors that determine biological inheritance, are past from one generation to the next otherwise known as genes.

the principle of dominance shows that some alleles are dominant and others recessive

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Genetics and Probability Probability is the likelihood that a

particular event will occur.It can predict genetic outcome of

genetic crosses.

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Punnett Squares Gene combinations that form a genetic cross

can be determined by drawing a punnett square.

Organisms with identical alleles are homozygous(true-breeding)

Organisms with different alleles are heterozygous(hybrids)

Phenotypes determine physical characteristics

Genotype determines genetic makeup

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Dominant Alleles

If one allele is not completely dominant over another, its called incomplete dominance.

Organisms with dominant alleles for a particular trait will always have that form.

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Recessive Alleles

Organisms with recessive alleles will always have that trait only if the dominant allele is eliminated

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Meiosis There are two stages in meiosis; Meiosis I

and Meiosis II. There are also eight phases.

Meiosis is the process of reduction division. The chromosomes in each cell is cut in half.

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Comparing Mitosis & Meiosis

Mitosis is the creation of diploid cells

Meiosis produces haploid cells

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Gene Linkage

Thomas Morgan did research on fruit flies and found that they were linked.

Gene linkage are traits that are inherited together.

Each chromosome is a group of linked genes.

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Gene Maps. Alfred Sturtevant came up with the idea that

the rate of crossing-over separated linked genes.

Gene maps show relative locations of genes on a chromosome.

His idea has been used to construct genetic maps

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