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CHAPTER CHAPTER 1111

Introduction to Genetics

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Gregor Mendel

• Austrian monk who worked with true-breeding pea plants

• He cross-pollinated them

Angela + Allie

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Basics of What Mendel Learned

• Genes passed from parents to offspring

• Dominant allele that will show up• Recessive allele that will not show

up• Alleles separate independently

Allie Presher

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Phenotypes vs. Genotypes

Examples of phenotypes:1. Tall pea plants2. Brown hair in humans

Examples of genotypes:1. TT homozygous

Tt heterozygoustt homozygous

2. BB

Bb

bb

Allie Presher

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Punnett Squares

Punnett squares show the probability of possible outcomes of certain traits in organisms.

Angela Nguyen

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Incomplete Dominance and Codominance

Angela Nguyen

Example of Incomplete Dominance:

Example of Codominance:

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Polygenic Traits

• Controlled by two or more genes– Example:

Skin color in humans

Angela Nguyen

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Meiosis

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Linked Genes

• Genes that are on the same chromosome: they stay together– Example:

Black body and reduced bristles on fruit flies

Allie Presher