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Diploid

Two copies of every chromosome (2n)

Di = 2

Haploid

One copy of each chromosome (n)

There is only ONE a

Meiosis

cell division that only produces gametes (Haploid cells)

There is no T!

Meiosis 1

1st Stage of meiosis


Prophase 1

Homologous chromosomes pair up

Metaphase 1

The pairs line up, and pair randomly

Anaphase 1

Homologous chromosomes are pulled to opposite poles of the cell



Telophase 1

Chromosomes reach poles



Cytokinesis 1

Cell divides



Meiosis 2

Just like Mitosis

2nd Part of the last part

Prophase 2

fibers attach



Metaphase

line up in middle

Anaphase 2

pull apart

Telophase 2

Reach poles, nuclear envelope re-forms.


Cytokinesis 2

cells split.

Genotype

homozygous dominant/recessive


heterozygous

How many different letters are in gene, and how many different genotypes are there?

Phenotype

The actual physical trait the organism has


(Dominant/Recessive)

How many letters makes the "f" sound, and how many phenotypes are there?

Punnet Square

Tool to predict the phenotype of offspring

So*v*


**r


Pr*di*****s

Simple Recessive Heredity

Most genetic disorders


Most rare


vary by ethnicity


need 2 recessive alleles to have disease


heterozygoes for trait = carrier

Is recissive rare or common

Simple Dominant Trait

Allele causes trait

What is more op,


dominant, or recissive

Complex Patterns of Inheritance

Incomplete Dominance/Co-Domincance/Multiple Alleles/Polygenic Inheritance/ Sex-Linked

There are multiple types of patterns

Incomplete Dominance

Heterozygous phenotype is a blend between the two alleles




Red Carnation + White Carnation = Pink Carnation

Mix two things

Co-Dominance

Heterozygous causes both to show up.




Black Chicken + White Chicken = Black and White Chicken

Both show, seperately

Multiple alleles

Some traits have more than two possible alleles.




Rabbits:


Black


White


Grey


Dark Grey


Albino

Many alleles

Polygenic Inheritance

Some traits are controlles by many different genes - Each gene is expressed by "turning on or off"




Melonine - more melonine darker skin is.

Poly needs to "turn on" there money saving tips on there Iphones.

Sex Determination

Depends on gender, on if you are more or less likely to get a disease.




X-Linked Traits


Y-Linked Traits

Genes.