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Fatal chromosome abnormalities

a loss or gain of a chromosome


polyploidy


nullosomy

Polyploidy

3 or more complete sets of chromosomes

Nullosomy

loss of a chromosome pair

Chromosome abnormalities that are not fatal but produce phenotypic abnormalities

polysomy


presence of an extra chromosome


ex: calico cats

Phenotypic abnormalities

an abnormality you can physically see. presence of an extra chromosome

Additive gene action

everything is dominant for it to work


highly heritable


AABB

overdominance

heterozygote is superior to homozygote


Aa is bigger than AA or aa but will not always be true

Pleiotropy

one allele of a gene effecting two or more traits


ex: blue-eyed cats being deaf

What is penetrance in regards to the appearance of certain alleles?

ability of a gene to express itself in an individual

3 genetic diseases of equines

immunodeficiency


hemolytic icterus, neonatal erthtolysis


wobblers



What does it mean to cull an animal?

To take out of the breeding pool


spay/neutering, killing

When test crossing a homozygus recessive animal what are the number of offspring that you need to have without the recessive in order to be 95% and 99% sure it isn't there?

95%- 5


99%- 7

When test crossing with a heterozygus animal what are the number of offspring that you need to have without the recessive in order to be 95% and 99% sure?

95%- 11


99%- 16

How many offspring with the recessive would indicate that your test subject is carrying a recessive?

1

Prepotency

ability to look like your parents

3 genetic effects of inbreeding

less vigor


neonatal losses increase


decline in desired traits

3 genetic effects of outbreeding

increases heterozygosity


covers up recessives


improves traits related to physical fitness

3 genetic effects of crossbreeding

same as outbreeding, but more extreme


hybrid vigor

What is the most commonly used technique of breeders producing animals for sale today?

crossbreeding



which situation or genotype is most likely to produce a lethal result?

Y-0

Polydactlyly is an autosomal dom inant disease. It is more common in males or female?

Neither. It is not a sex linked disease

What is a probable effect of outbreeding?

less recessives appear

You are testing a heterozygus by crossing it with a homozygus recessive. How many negative results do you need to be 99% sure the recessive isn't there?

7

How many recessive offspring would it take to prove that this animal does carry the recessive allele?

1

The phenomenon where the heterozygus offspring exhibits greater desired traits than either of its homologous parents is called what?

overdominance

Linebreeding is a form of

inbreeding

True or false: there are more genes located on the Y chromosome than on the X chromosome

False

If a species is primiparous it usually has how many offspring per pregnancy?

1

We have seen that hemophilia is a sex linked recessive disease. What is true about it?

It is seen more often in males

In genetics the way an animal appeared is called

phenotype

The fuzzy tomato experiment demonstrated which type of phenomenon

mutation

an individual has two traits represented genetically as AaBb. What combination would represent both dominant traits?

AB

The name of the site where the two sister chromatids attach during replication is called

centromere

The stage of mitosis where DNA is replicated

interphase

True or false: Heterozygous means having the same allele for a trait on two different chromosomes

false

Genome

genetic make-up of an individual

Prophase

sister chromatids joined at centromere

Metaphase

getting ready to separate

Anaphase

sister chromatids seperate

Telophase

cell begins to divide