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Alleles
alternate form of a gene; found at the same location as homologous chromosomes; determines the phenotype; one from each parent
Pangenis
idea that male and female pangene that moved through blood to genitals then to children
Gregor Mondal
Father of Genetics
Fundamentals of genetics
(1) Genes are herdetary units determining specific traits (2) Chormosomes carry genes (3) Basis of Menal's law lies in the behavior of chromosomes during meiosis
Genes
Functional and physical unit of heredity passed from parent to offspring; pieces of DNA containing info for making a specific protein
Law of Segragation
Members of each pair of alleles seperate when gametes are formed
Law of Independent Assortment
Two or more pairs of alleles segregate independantly of one another during gamete formation
Homozygous
same allele inherited from each parent
Heterozygous
different alleles from each parent
Phenotype
what an organism looks like
Genotype
genetic make up of an organism (only visible through the phenotype)
Principles of Segratation
(1) seperation of allels during gamete formation (2) each gamete only gets one allel (3) Each 2n cell carries 2 allels for each trait
Principles of Independant assortment
when a gamete forms, allels sort independantly; called a dihybrid cross
Incomplete Dominance
neither allels is dominant (mixes phenotype)
Non-linked Genes
genes for diferent characteristics located on the different pairs of homologous chromosomes (tend to stay todether during mitosis)
Linked Genes
Genes for different characteristics located on the same pair of homologous chromosomes and tesd to stay together during mitosis
Crossing Over
Only thing that can unlink genes (alleles)