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Genetics: Inheritance Patterns

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1. Mendel’s laws of segregation, independent assortment and dominance. 2. Read and analyze pedigrees. 3. Characteristics of Mendelian modes of inheritance (Autosomal and X‐linked) 4. Incomplete penetrance, variable expressivity, consanguinity, obligate carriers 5. Calculate the probability...

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Inheritance Patterns
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or more severe than
homozygotes display
a
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that the
kindred-genetically
the
first cousing degree of children will be carriers. There is a 25% chance that
relationship will be affected.
offspring
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parents grand an unaffected sibling of an affected individual has a t
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risk of being a carrier.
2nd

niece
sibling
child ↳
only applies to AR pedigrees
3rd
nephew
↳s NOT used for unborn
children
halfsiblings
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·


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vertical transmission plan
50% there is an increased probability the offspring will be
Males females affected with equal frequency ancestor
allele inherited from their common
(If this occurs, rule out X-Laked)
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consanguinity is most likely involved.
generations before dieing out due to selection
against phenotype more common
Diseases
Miscarriages are
syndrome
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Disease Marfan
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Huntington
Neurofibromatosis
Achrondoplasia Pseudodominance
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disease (ADPKDC
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Imperfecta Polycystic Kidney menomum
dominant pattern
a recessive trait mimics a on pedigree
·
Familial hypercholesterolemia
the recessive allele is common in the population
Incomplete Penetrance
sickle cell vs malaria
Individuals with a genotype eg. An are not manifesting the
not shaded on pedigree
Heterozygote advantage -




corresponding phenotype. So box is

↳ could show up as 'skipped a
generation'
↳ severity here in NOT considered. attor
ment
with the same
Variable Expressivity
mating bow individuals phenotype but the

there is variation in phenotype among people carrying the same offspring do not have the phenotype
eg. siblings both sickle cell, one with higher serenity ↳homozygous mutations complement each other
genotype
causes: other genetic influences, gene environment interaction, -




random chance

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