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mendel approach related to science - -He ensured his pea plants were from pure-
breeding lines, allowing him to control the variables and observe trait inheritance.

-He carefully tracked the traits in his crosses, meticulously collecting and analyzing
his data



Point of reciprocal crosses - Trait matters, not origin/sex



-By switching which parent contributed the dominant or recessive allele, he
demonstrated that the trait itself, not the parent, determined the expression.

-This disproved the prevailing notion that traits from male and female parents
were expressed differently



mendels 4 principles - 1. Variation is widespread in nature and provides
forcontinuously evolving diversity

2. Observable variation is essential for following genes fromone generation to
another

3. Variation is inherited by genetic laws, which can explainwhy like begets like and
unlike

4. Mendel's laws apply to all sexually reproducingorganisms

,Misconceptions at time - -The homunculus: Inheritedfeatures of offspring
arecontributed by the male parentvia fully formed miniatureoffspring in the
sperm•

-Blended inheritance: Parentaltraits become mixed andpermanently changed in
theoffspring Klaus Guldbrandsen/SPL/Science SourceThe homunculus



Law of Segregation - During gamete formation, each parent contributes one allele
to the offspring



Monohybrid vs. Test cross - A monohybrid cross involves studying the inheritance
of a single trait, while a testcross involves crossing an individual with an unknown
genotype to one with a known recessive genotype

-Monohybrid crosses help establish the basic patterns of inheritance.

-Testcrosses are used to determine the unknown genotype of an individual



independent assortment - -The inheritance of one trait (pairs of alleles) is
independent of the inheritance of another trait.

-The probabilities of the individual traits can be multiplied to get the expected
phenotypic ratios



molecular explanation for domnnt/recessive alleles - 1 A specific gene determines
a specific protein, whose activity may affect the phenotype

2. A dominant allele usually determines a normally functioning protein, and a
recessive allele usually doesnot encode a functional protein

, Using pedigree to predict dom/rec disease - a recessive pattern of inheritance is
indicated by affected individuals having unaffected parents, and a dominant
pattern is indicated by affected individuals having at least one affected parent



-dom is vertical, rec is hrizontal



explain Huntington dom cystic fib recesive - -Huntington's disease is dominant
because the mutant allele produces a dysfunctional protein that interferes with
normal function

-Cystic fibrosis is recessive because both alleles must be non-functional to cause
the disease. (heterozygotes produce enough cftr)



3 types of dominance plus examples - -Completely dominant means the hybrid
resembles one parent

-incompletely dominant means the hybrid is intermediate, and -codominant
means the hybrid shows traits from both parents. Great examples are snapdragon
flower color and ABO blood types



Progeny ratio: Lethal recessive

-independant assortment or additive

-reccessive epistasis / recip

-Dominant epistasis / 2

-redundant genes or recip dom epistasis - 2:1 ratio (bc one doesn't survive)

9:3:3:1

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