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Pea In Your Genes Gregor Mendel • Liked to play with pea plants. • Noticed that certain Characteristics (inheritable physical features) showed up or disappeared in peas. Characteristics • Inheritable physical features – such as yellow peas or wrinkled peas. • Come from Genes – Which come from your parents. • Also called Traits – could be pea color or pea shape. • A single trait can be expressed (shown) in different ways. • Allele is the different representation of the same trait. Ex. Seed color: Yellow or Green • Yellow is one Allele for Seed Color • Green is another Allele Genotype & Phenotype • Genotype – “code” for a trait • Phenotype – what you actually see. • Yellow peas – Use Y to represent Yellow • Green peas – Use y to represent Green Yellow and Green Peas Genotype • YY – Yellow • Yy – Yellow • yy - Green Phenotype Three different Genotypes but Two Colors. Why? • YY – Yellow • Yy – Yellow • yy - Green • Dominant Allele – rep. by a capital letter – Y • Recessive Allele – rep. by a lowercase letter - y Dominant Alleles OVER POWER Recessive Alleles • YY – Homozygous Yellow • Yy – Heterozygous Yellow • yy – Homozygous Green How do alleles pass from parent to child? • Punnett Squares • What if you cross a Homozygous Yellow Pea (YY) with a Homozygous Green Pea (yy)? 100% Heterozygous Yellow Peas 25% Homozygous Yellow 50% Heterozygous Yellow 25% Homozygous Green