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Other Patterns ~ Exceptions to Mendel’s Laws Phenotypic expression can vary based on different types of gene expression: Incomplete Dominance = Hybrids have an intermediate phenotype Ex. In Snapdragons and Four-o-clock flowers, red, white, and pink offspring can be produced. Show a cross between a red flower and a white flower What is the probability two pink flowers will produce red or white offspring? Codominance = both alleles in a hybrid affect the phenotype; both alleles are expressed. Ex. Roan coat color can be expressed in cows and horses. Show a cross between a roan cow and a red cow. What is the probability that the offspring will be red? roan? white? 1 Note: blood typing is an example of codominance, as well. Other Patterns… Multiple alleles = more than two alleles can affect the expression of a single gene. Ex. In humans, there are 3 alleles that control the expression of blood types. (IA, IB, i) Phenotype A blood type B blood type AB blood type O blood type Genotype IAIA, IAi IBIB, IBi IA IB ii Expression Dominance Dominance Codominance Dominance Ex: If a mother has A blood type, a baby has O blood type, and the father has B blood type. Could he be the dad? Ex: If mother has AB blood type and her has baby has B blood type, and the father has A blood type, could he be the dad? 2 Polygenic traits = multiple genes controlling one trait. - Example = pigmentation (skin) Nature or Nurture? phenotype. Environment has an effect on This phenotypic range is called norm of reaction - Examples: o Lack of nutrients in soil = shorter plant with smaller leaves o Alcohol in blood moving to developing fetus = fetal alcohol syndrome o Cold temperatures = Darker pigments in fur of Siamese cats where blood circulation decreases. o Acid content of soil: high acid = blue hydrangea; less acidic = pink hydrangea 3 FAS 4 Pedigrees – Can trace one trait through a family over many generations. Can be used to trace different types of expression Example: Autosomal dominance 5 Example: Sex Linked 6