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Genetics
the study of heredity(inheritance)
Blending
You have 2 different parents and their traits were blended in the offspring
Genotype
The genetic makeup of an organism
Probability
The likelyhood of how something will turn out
Trait
A characteristic that can be passed from parent to offspring genetically
Dominant
Trait that appears in the F1 or is uppercase
Recessive
Trait that is not expressed in the F1's of the P1 purebreed cross
Mendel
Monk who lived in the 1800's, applied mathematics and meticulous data keeping to his work with pea plants, and was interested in the inheritance of traits
Purebred
An organism that inherits the same genetic traits from both parents
Genes
A section of a chromosome that codes for a trait
Homozygous
Having identical alleles for one trait
Heterozygous
Having on of each type of allele for a two-allele trait
Hybrid
Recieves different genetic traits from each parent
Allele
One or two or more forms of a gene
Mendel's Laws
Segregation: alleles of genes seperate when gametes form from the seperation of homologous pairs
Independent Assortment: Traits are inherited independently of one another as gene pairs seperate randomly
Dominance: the dominant allele is expressed and the recessve allele is hidden if both are present
Punnett Square
A rectangular display of all possible gamete combinations of offspring for a trait or set of traits
Test Cross
To know the genotype of an organism(homozygous dominant or heterozygous) you can cross it with a homozygous recessive and count the results
F1
The first generation of offspring or first filial
F2
The second generation of offspring
Dihybrid
The crossing of two traits
P
The purebreed parent generation
Pedigree
A chart that shows how a trait and the genes that control it are inherited within a family
Incomplete dominance
When neither inherited allele dominates in the offspring and they are each partially expressed
Ex: red x white snapdragons=pink snapdragons
Codominance
Both alleles in the heterozygous offspring express themselves fully
Ex:blood type
Polygenic
Traits controlled by two or more genes
Multiple Alleles
If a trait has more than two alleles
Pleiotrophy
When a single gene affecrs more than one trait or an entire organism
Ex: sickle cell anemia
Carrier
When the trait is not expressed but they carry the gene