Double the Muscle: Probabilities and Pedigrees. Compare meat cuts from three cattle Notice any differences?

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Double the Muscle: Probabilities and Pedigrees

Compare meat cuts from three cattle Notice any differences?

Key Vocabulary Review After mating occurs, reproductive cells called gametes come together to form a zygote. gamete: a mature male or female reproductive cell (sperm /pollen or egg/ ovum); contains half the total number of chromosomes in a cell; contributes one allele per gene pair to the zygote segregation: during gamete formation, occurs when the paired alleles separate Cells contain chromosomes. haploid cell: cell containing one set of chromosomes (the gamete) diploid cell: cell containing two sets of chromosomes (the zygote) somatic cell: diploid cells that are specialized and make up the body of a multicellular organism Chromosomes contain genes which determine an organism’s traits. autosome: chromosome that does not determine an organism’s sex

Key Vocabulary Review Genes determine traits and are made up of alleles. allele: an alternative version of a gene dominant allele: whenever this allele is present, the dominant trait is expressed recessive allele: two copies of this allele must present for the recessive trait to be expressed When describing the alleles combination of a gene, the gene is… heterozygous: a gene pair made up of two different alleles homozygous: a gene pair made up of two identical alleles Organisms can be defined in terms of their genes or their outward appearance. genotype: the allele combinations making up an organism phenotype: the physical appearance of an organism determined by the genotype We may be able to predict the genotype or phenotype of an organism. Punnett square: a visual depiction of all the possible ways the alleles from two parents could combine

Genetic differences are responsible for this trait. The Double Muscle trait is a recessive genetic mutation which inactivates a gene that produces myostatin, a negative regulator of skeletal muscle growth. Cattle with the mutation are born with higher muscle mass. Differences are due to…. hyperplasia: the enlargement of an organ or tissue caused by an increase in the reproduction of its cells hypertrophy: an enlargement of an organ or tissue caused by an increase in the size of individual cells within the organ or tissue Homozygous normal muscle, DD Heterozygous normal muscle, Dd Homozygous double-muscle, dd

Sample Punnett Square

Alex DD BellaCody Dora Erik Faith Gail Henry Izzy Jessy Kirk Lance Missy Nero Has double muscles Has normal muscles Femal e Mal e Omar Penelope ? Walter’s Updated Pedigree

Genotypes of Walter’s Cattle Alex DD Bella D Cody D Dora Dd Erik D Faith D Gail D Henry Dd Izzy Dd Jessy Dd Kirk Dd Lance dd Missy D Nero D Has double muscles Has normal muscles Femal e Mal e Omar D Penelope dd ?d?d ? dd