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1 (Where did you get your genes?)
Types of Dominance (Where did you get your genes?)

2 Incomplete Dominance Neither trait is dominant over the over
Principle of Dominance does NOT apply! Hybrid phenotype looks “in between” the two homozygous phenotypes

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4 F2 Generation

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6 Types of Dominance Incomplete Dominance
genotype: heterozygous (hybrid) phenotype: the mix or “in between” of the two parents example: white flower x red flower  pink flowers

7 Codominance Neither trait is dominant over the over
Principle of Dominance does NOT apply! Hybrid genotype displays phenotype where both P generation phenotypes can be seen

8 BB x WW

9 F1 cross (BW x BW)

10 TYPES OF DOMINANCE Codominance
offspring does not look like either parent both alleles in the offspring are dominant example: black cow x white cow  checkered (roan) cow

11 Multiple Alleles More than two allele possibilities exist
Ex: blood type A, B, O

12 Multiple Alleles More than two allele possibilities exist

13 Dad = type A blood Mom = type B blood
A & B are codominant A & B are both dominant over O

14 blood type determined by the presence or absence of proteins on the surface of red blood cells
types: A, B, AB, O

15 Antigen on red blood cell
BLOOD TYPES Phenotype (blood type) Genotype Antigen on red blood cell Safe Transfusions To From A AA or AO A, AB A,O B BB or BO B, AB B, O AB only AB A and B A, B, AB, O O only O none

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17 Polygenic traits

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19 Sex-linked traits 23 pairs of chromosomes 46 total
1st 22 pairs = “autosomes” 23d pair = sex chromosomes XX = female XY = male X & Y = “sex chromosomes”

20 Karyotype A picture of an organism’s chromosomes
Can be used to determine if there are genetic abnormalities

21 SEX-LINKED TRAITS controlled by genes located on sex chromosomes
usually found on the X (female) chromosome female are usually carriers because they have XX for X-linked traits, males pass the trait to their daughters not their sons…why? examples: colorblindness, hemophilia

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26 H = does not have hemophilia
h = hemophilia Xh Y XH Xh


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