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A/a; B/b; C/C; D/d x A/A; B/b; c/c; D/d

What is the probability of obtaining A/a; B/b; C/c; D/d offspring?
1/8
P/p; l/l x P/p; L/l

What proportion of the progeny would be Purple & Long?
3/8
Which genotype(s) below could NOT be a parent of a child with blood type A?
a) IA/IB
b) IA/i
c) IB/i
d) i/i
e) They could all be a parent
e) They could all be a paren
What are thephenotypic ratios of:

Incomplete dominance
or phenotypic ratio
Co-dominance
1:2:1
What are the
phenotypic ratios of:

Complete dominance
3:1
A 2:1 ratio might imply:
allele lethal in the homozygous state
polymorphic gene
multiple alleles are wildtype
Wild-type allele
allele present in the population at
greater than 1% frequency
monomorphic
a gene with only one wild-type allele
There are 2 alleles of the cut gene. The frequency in the
population of the dominant allele is 95%. Which allele is
wild type?

A) dominant
B) recessive
C) both
D) neither
E) I don’t know
C) both
Genes affect trait
independently of
each other

Ratio of G/g; H/h X G/g; H/h?
9:3:3:1
Genes operate in a
pathway with similar-
looking intermediates

Ratio of G/g; H/h X G/g; H/h?
9:7
Genes operate in a
pathway with different
intermediates

Ratio of G/g; H/h X G/g; H/h?
9:3:4
epistasis
The presence of an allele at one gene masks
the phenotype of another
epistasis
the alleles of one gene mask the effects of alleles of another gene
modifier gene
genes whose alleles alter phenotypes produced by the action of other genes
reduced penetrance
less than 100% of the individuals possessing a particular genotype express it in their phenotype
multifactorial trait
a trait produced by the interaction of alleles of at least two genes or from interactions between gene and environment
histocompatibility antigens
cell surface molecules that are involved in the immune system and are highly variable
pleiotropy
one gene affecting more than one phenotype
variable expressivity
individuals with the same genotype have related phenotypes that vary in intensity