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Study that deals
with heredity/
inheritance
1-100
1-100A
Genetics
1-200
Passing of
traits from one
generation to
the next
1-200A
Heredity
1-300
Both alleles are
expressed in
offspring red
+white=pink
1-300A
Incomplete
Dominance
1-400
An allele inherited
on a sex
chromosome.
1 - 100
1-400A
Sex-linked gene
1-500
Inserting DNA into a
bacteria pg 144.
1 - 100
1-500A
Recombinant
DNA
1 - 100
2-100
A masked gene in an
organism; it does not
physically show up in
the organism
1 - 100
2-100A
Recessive
2-200
Change in
genes that
result in new
traits
1 - 100
2-200A
Mutation
2-300
Gene that determines
the appearance of a
trait in a heterozygous
cross
1 - 100
2-300A
Dominant
2-400
Phenotype
controlled by many
genes. Ex. Finger
prints or hair color
in humans
1 - 100
2-400A
Polygenetic
Traits.
2-500
A normal allele is
inserted into a virus.
1 - 100
2-500A
Gene therapy
Mendel was the
first to discover
the ________
and _________
forms for traits.
1 - 100
3-100
1 - 100
3-100A
Dominant and
recessive
3-200
What controls
the traits in an
organism?
1 - 100
3-200A
Genes
3-300
If a plant had the tall
and short allele (Tt)
would it be medium
in height?
The dominant is
expressed in a
heterozygous
cross.
1 - 100
3-300A
Gregor Mendel is called the father of
genetics… Why? Explain what plant
he experimented with and what he
discovered about traits.
3-400
1 - 100
-400A
He worked with pea plants and
traced traits for three
generations. He used the
mathematics of probability to
discover dominant and
recessive traits.
You cross two parent
pea plants:
One with yellow pods
One with green pods. In the 1st
generation all the pods are green, but
In the 2nd generation three pods are
green and one yellow. Tell me which
trait is dominant and which recessive,
be sure to explain why this occurs.
3-500
Green pod dominant,
yellow recessive. We
know that recessives will
occur 25% of the time
when crossing two
heterozygous parents. We
see the 25% occurrence
in the 2nd generation.
1 - 100
1 - 100
4-100
In a Punnett square
how do we represent
dominant and
recessive traits?
Dominants are written
as capital letters (T)
and recessives are
written as lower case
letters (t)
1 - 100
4-100A
Mutiple Choice
4-200
Blood type is an example
of:
A. mutiple alleles.
B. A pair of genes
C. How vampires date.
1 - 100
4-200A
A. Multiple
Alleles
Compare and
contrast
genotype and
phenotype.
4-300
They are contrast because genotype
is the genes you have, and phenotype
is the physical expression of your
Genes. They compare in that your genes
(genotype) is what makes you look a
certain way (phenotype).
Ex. TT genotype = tall phenotype.
1 - 100
4-300A
What are the three types
of cloning?
4-400
Gene cloning,
Reproductive cloning,
Therapeutic cloning.
1 - 100
4-400A
Define a
mutation, and tell
me if all
mutations are
harmful?
4-500
Mutation- any permanent
change in a gene of an organism.
Some mutations do harm, like
an albino deer. Some mutations
helpful like cheetah’s having non
retracting claws. Some cause death
like cystic fibrosis.
1 - 100
4-500A
1 - 100
5-100
Two Part Question
Are traits you get from parents random,
or can we mathematically explain
the occurrence of a trait?
How do you know?
Is awesomeness a genetic trait that I can
Give to Lilly?
1 - 100
5-100A
We can use Punnett squares to
find the probability of a trait being
passed from parents to offspring, so
traits are not random.
No my awesomeness is a behavior
Not a trait that can be passed.
How are males,
females and
affected people
represented on a
pedigree?
5-200
1 - 100
5-200A
Males are
squares and
females are
circles. Affected
are shaded
In guinea pigs short fir is
dominant (S) and long fir is
recessive (s). Make a Punnet
square showing how this
parents could have a long
furred offspring.
5-300
1 - 100
5-300A
The Punnett square would be
Of two heterozygous parents.
S
s
S
SS
Ss
s
Ss
ss long
5-400
Below is a pedigree of Huntington’s: is this
a dominant or recessive disorder? Explain.
Dominant: it is
expressed in every
generation this is
typical of dominant
1 - 100
5-400A
disorders.
Is this a dominant disorder or sex-linked,
explain how you know.
5-500
Sex-linked. Sex-linked
diseases are caused by a
recessive gene on the X
chromosome. This means
that ONLY females will show
as carriers. With dominant
disorders male and females
can carry.
1 - 100
5-500A
1 - 100
6-100
What is genetic
engineering?
Changing DNA
or genes to
improve an
organism.
1 - 100
Who was Dolly
and why was she
important?
6-200
1 - 100
6-200A
She was the first sheep clone made by
nuclear transfer. The same technique could
be used to make human clones.
Tell me three
things discussed
during the
genetics debate
6-300
1 they
- 100
Clone rights: dont use them as spare parts,6-300A
must be protected, but what about
organs that we have two or more of?
twins: Using cells from a healthy twin to one who is ill. same to do in a clone
Underground cloning: no rules if no one knows.
Cloning: has negative moral implications.
A large number of clones will die before it works.
Extra pressure if you were Einstein's clone.
People could steal your dna(blood, nail or hair) and use it to make a clone.
A clone WILL NOT bring back a loved one! not the same person.
Would a clone taken from an adult live only for a short time? say 33 year old clone
will only live 30 more years even though your clone is a baby.
Two part question
Your book gives a genetically
modified fruit. What is it and
what was modified.
What do we hope to do in the
future with engineered plants.
1 - 100
6-400A
Modified tomatoes that can
be shipped green and ripen
in a truck.
In the future plants will
produce chemicals to make
insects not eat them.
You will be altering an
animal through gene
transfer you must: give an
example of a disorder.
Then describe how you
would use gene transfer
to cure the disorder.
6-500
1 - 100
6-500A
Vary
Dihybrid Cross
They are cute, but deadly predatory teddy bears
Found on a small island off of Jersey.
Parent1:Genotype=AaCc
Parent2:Genotype=aacc
The A alleles are for acid breath. Dominant is acid
breath recessive is lack of acid breath.
The C alleles are for claws. Dominant is claws and
recessive is lack of claws.
Tell me how many of the offspring will have the
phenotype for acid breath and claws?
Answer
Gene 1
Gene 2
a
c
A
C
A
c
a
C
a
c
Aa
Cc
Aa
cc
aa
Cc
aa
cc
Aa
Cc
Aa
cc
aa
Cc
aa
cc
a
c
Aa
Cc
Aa
cc
aa
Cc
aa
cc
a
c
Aa
Cc
Aa
cc
aa
Cc
aa
cc
a
c
Four will have claws and acid breath.