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a. Alleles = different form of same gene
Gene = physical unit of heredity: sequence of DNA – codes for polypeptide
Locus: position of gene on chromosome
Allele: variant nucleotide sequence = altered phenotype
Dominant: expressed in hetero/homozygote
Recessive: only expressed in homozygote
Codominant: both alleles contribute to phenotype
Genotype: all alleles
Phenotype: characteristic – due to genotype + environment
Homozygous (dominant/recessive) same allele from both parents = pure breed
Heterozygous: different alleles from both parents
F1: 1st filial generation




b. Monohybrid: inheritance of single gene

Mendel
- pea plants: easy to grow, clear phenotype differences, large number of seeds (reliable results)
- tall vs dwarf / yellow vs green seeds / round vs wrinkled seeds
o controlled by single genes on different chromosomes (unlinked)
o discontinuous: easy to distinguish

1. law of segregation: characteristic determined by alleles (occur in pairs) & 1 allele in single gamete



Genetic diagrams
1. parents genotype & phenotype
2. gametes in circles (after meiosis)
3. fertilisation arrows / punnet square – F1 genotype & phenotype
4. ratio/percentage for phenotype


Back cross: test genotype + homozygous recessive genotype
- if homozygous dominant = 100% dominant phenotype
- if heterozygous = 50%




co-dominance IA IB – both alleles dominant = both equally expressed in phenotype
incomplete dominance = intermediate phenotype

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