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Phenotype
Apperance Trait
Gene Pool
Collective genetic makeup; Whole population
Sex Linked Inheritance
Hemophilia most common in men. Only "X" chromosomes, men only have one vs. 2 in women.
Homogenus Recessive
Recessive trait expressed; bb
Heterogenus
Regular trait expressed; Bb
Heterogenus Dominate
Dominate trait expressed; BB
Punnett Square
Square used to figure out what traits will be expressed in the child.
Heredity
Transmission of genetics
Genotype
Whyat is genetically coded within DNA
Sis Oncogene
creates too much receptor contractor
Effect of Malignancies
Displaces normal tissue, Organ function deteroiates, too many cells that don't function properly, can obstruct airflow
Causes of Cancer
Carcinogens, chemicals, radiation, viruses (HPV)
Multiple Alleles
Code for multiple traits.
ie. Blood: A, B, O, AB
Nuclear Enzymes
Repairs DNA
Role of Enviroment
Flowers change clor due to kind of soil.
ie. Dominate rare trait: Blood AB
Dominate
Visible trait
Recessive
Expressed only when both have trait
Cancer
Out of control Mitosis
Onocology
Study of tumors
Penetrance
Precent of population to express predicted phenotype given their genotype
Gene loci
Location of gene on chromosome
Chromosomes
Humans have 23 pairs; 46 total. Half from Mom, half from dad.
X = Female
Y = Male
Alleles
Different forms of gene at same loci on 2 homologous chromosomes
Mutigens
Trigger gene mutations
Incomplete Dominance
2 traits form indistinct variations.
ie. carnations 1 red + 1 white = 1 pink carnation
Polygenic Inheritance
Multiple genes affecting 1 phenotype.
ie. pigment produced, but not delivered. Tan retrever dog.
BB Dd = pigment
BB dd = no pigment
Pleiotrophy
One gene is affection nultiple traits.
ie. Sickle Cell
Codomance
Distinct trait; both alleles expressed.
ie. Blood AB