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Other Patterns of Inheritance PowerPoint Notes
Plant and animal cells contain many thousands of different genes and typically have two copies
of every gene. The two copies (or alleles) of the gene may or may not be identical, and one may
be dominant in determining the phenotype while the other is recessive.
Principles of Inheritance
Perhaps it was luck for Mendel (and science) that he happened to use pea plants to discover the principles
______________. Peas happen to have a number of traits that are determined by just two
______________. Also, for the traits he studied, one allele happened to be
______________and the other ______________. Mendel discovered an important pattern of
inheritance and his laws are the foundation of ______________. Since plant and animals have
thousands of genes, some have ______________ of inheritance that are different from the ones
of
Mendel discovered.
Male or female?
Look at the sex _________________. Mendel worked with peas
that had female and male parts on the same plant. Many organisms,
____________. In
humans, sex is determined by the last ______________ of
chromosomes. Sex chromosomes carry ______________ that
like humans, have separate female and male
determine whether an individual is female or male. (Mendel’s peas did
not have sex chromosomes.)
Male and female genotypes
The female chromosome is ______________ with an X and the
male with a Y. A female has two X chromosomes in her
______________ cells. Her ______________ is XX. A male has an X and a Y chromosome in
his body cells. His genotype is XY. During ______________, the sex chromosome pairs separate.
Females produce ______________ with an ____ chromosome. Males produce
______________ with an ____ or a _____ chromosome. What is the probability for having a girl
or boy child? ________________________
Incomplete dominance
______________ flowers from red and white!
Sometimes one allele isn’t completely _________
over the other. If you cross a true-breeding, red-flowered snapdragon (RR) with a true-breeding, whiteflowered snapdragon (WW), you may expect the first generation to have all red flowers. In
______________, this does not happen. The first generation has ______________ flowers!
Notice that we use R for the red allele and W for white allele instead of upper and lower cases of the same
letter. R is a red flower. W is a white flower. RW is a pink flower. When you cross two
___________-flowered snapdragons (RW), the second generation of plants will have 25% red flowers,
50% pink flowers, and 25% white flowers. Flower color in snapdragons is an example of
______________dominance. In incomplete dominance, the ______________ of the two alleles
______________—just like mixing paints.
Codominance
In codominance, an organism that has both alleles of a
gene displays ______________ phenotypes at the
same time. For example, a cross between a black cat (BB)
and a tan cat (TT) results in a ______________ cat
(black and tan mixed together). Suppose a tabby cat (BT)
crossed with a black cat (BB). What is the probability that
one of their kittens would have tabby fur?
______________
Multiple Alleles
So far, you have learned about genes that have just two
alleles.
______________ alleles are also common in
organisms. In humans for example,
______________ alleles determine
______________ _______________ (A, B, and
O). Each person can have only two of the alleles at one
time, but there are three alleles in the human population.
If a person inherits a B allele from one parent and a O
allele from the other parent, she will have
______________blood.
Polygenetic Traits
Inherited traits that are determined by more than one
gene are called ______________ traits. Have you
ever seen parakeets in a pet store? Feather
______________ in parakeets is determined by two
genes. One gene controls yellow color and the other
controls blue color. In humans,
_________ color and
______________ color are polygenic traits. The
range in skin colors of humans is determined by no less
than
______________genes!
Environmental factors on traits
______________ of an organism. ______________
factors may also influence traits. For instance, in some turtle species, ______________ is
determined by ______________. During the development of the ______________, higher
temperature favors the production of males. Human height is determined by ______________. But if
Genes aren’t the only influence on the
a person does not get the proper nutrients, he or she may not reach his or her potential
______________.