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TEK 6F- Predict possible outcomes of various genetic combinations such as monohybrid crosses, dihybrid
crosses and non-Mendelian inheritance.
Heredity
study of traits passed down
from generation to generation
Mendelian
One allele is dominant over
the other. AA or Aa display
the dominant phenotype.
aa displays the recessive
phenotype.
Non-Mendelian
Other types of inheritance
that do not follow the rules
that are expected from the
normal dominant/recessive
phenotype expressions.
Co-Dominance
Incomplete Dominance
Sex-Linked
Both alleles are equally
expressed at the same
time; so Both proteins
are equally produced in
the phenotype.
Ex. Type AB blood
produces both A and B
proteins on blood cells.
Heterozygous condition
of alleles produces a
third phenotype.
Ex. Flower color
RR is red,
Rr is pink,
rr is white.
Any trait that is inherited
on a sex chromosome
(X or Y); phenotype
outcomes differ
between males and
females.
Ex. Hemophilia is xlinked recessive.