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GENETICS….. FINALLY!
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We all have different traits/characteristics Traits – eye color, hair color and texture, height, etc.
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Our genes that we inherit from our parents determine our traits.
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Sections of DNA that determine a particular trait. Example: Hair color or eye color
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We inherit 2 genes for any particular trait – one from dad and one from mom.
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Have the same ‘trait’ in the same place on a chromosome pair. This is universal among a species. If the gene for hair color is on chromosome 5 in one person, it will be on chromosome 5, in the same place for EVERY person.
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Different forms of a gene for a particular trait. Example: Hair texture – curly or straight What are the alleles for hair color?
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Both alleles for a particular trait are the same. Example: B = brown eye gene and b = blue eye gene BB = homozygous for brown eyes bb = homozygous for blue eyes
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The alleles for a particular trait are different. Example – Bb – heterozygous (hybrid) brown eyes
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An allele that is fully expressed in a heterozygous pair
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Traits that will ONLY be expressed if both alleles are present.
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Phenotype vs Genotype A PHENOTYPE is how the traits appear. Remember: Ph-Physical appearance A GENOTYPE refers to your genes For example, someone with the phenotype brown eyes can have the genotype Bb. They are known as a ‘carrier’ because they carry the gene for blue eyes.
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1822-1884
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Predicts the results of genetic crosses
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What is the result of a mate between a hybrid tongue roller and a non-tongue roller? R=tongue roller r = non-tongue roller
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Traits that are neither dominant or recessive. Offspring receives a blend of each parents traits. Example: Red snap dragons are crossed with white snap dragons to make pink snap dragons.
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