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Mendel's Principles

Law of Segregation
-states that alleles seperate from each other during meiosis
Mendel's Principles

Law of independent assortment
-states that alleles of a pair segregate independently of other allele pairs during gamete formation
Mendel's Principles

Law of Segregation
-states that alleles seperate from each other during meiosis
Mendel's Principles

Law of independent assortment
-states that alleles of a pair segregate independently of other allele pairs during gamete formation
Alleles
-alternative forms of gene

-dominant&recessive
Locus
-physical location of gene on chromosome
Dominant Allele
-determines the organisms appearence
Recessive Allele
-no noticable affect on the appearence
Pedigree
-family tree representing occurrence of heritable traits in parents and offspring across a number of generations.
Heteroqygous vs. homozygous
-heterozygous has 2 different alleles for a gene
-homozygous has 2 identical alleles for a gene
Genotype vs. phenotype
-genotype is its genetic makeup

-phenotype is the manifestion of the gene based on organisms expressed or physical, traits
Complete Dominance
-dominant allele had same phenotypic effect wheter present in one or two copies

-a pattern of inheritance
Incomplete Dominance
-hybrids have in between phenotype of 2 parental varities

-red+white=pink
-a pattern of inheritance
Plietrophy
-single gene affecting multiple traits
Polygenic Inheritance
-multiple gene interacting
Sex linked
-gene located on sex chromosome
Tumor Supressor Genes
-protein that stops tumor formation by supressing cell division
Cancer Teatments
-kemotherapy

-radation
Tumor/Cancer
-out of control cell division
Chloroplasts
-in mesophyll cell

-contain outer membrane, inner membrane, channel of interconneting thylakoids, thlakoid, granum(stack of thylakoids)
Fermentation
-lactate (humans=lactic acid,bacteria,cheese)
-alcohol (yeast=beer & wine)
-both carbon manoxide & cyanide kill by disrupting cellular respiration
mRNA
-mesenger
-encodes information from dna an conveys it to ribosomes, where the information is translated into amino acid sequences
tRNA
-transfer
-functions as interperter in translation.
-has specific anticodon that picks up specific amino acid and conveys the amino acidto appropriate codon mRNA
rRNA
-ribosomal
-together with proteins make up ribosomes
-most abundant type of rna
Protooncogenes
-creates functional protein
-normal gene that can be convertedto cancer-causing gene
Oncogenes
-mutatted
-cancer causing gene usually contributes to malignancy by anormally enhancing the amount of acitivity of a growth factor mady by cells