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Who is the author of the quote “Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution”?
Theodosius Dobzhansky
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What are the learning objectives of BIOS3240 – Genetics and Evolution?
Draw mono-hybrid and di-hybrid
Punnett squares
Understand
epistatic interactions
between genes
Learn complex types of dominance:
incomplete dominance
,
overdominance
,
underdominance
Understand
pleiotropy
and
polygenic inheritance
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What is the key reading for the course BIOS3240?
Campbell Biology chapter on Mendelian genetics (12th edition, chapter 14, pages 319-328)
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What does the first law of inheritance state?
Each parent passes on only one of its two
alleles
with an equal chance of passing on either.
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What trait is considered recessive in the context of the first law?
The "wrinkled" trait is recessive relative to the "round" trait.
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What are the results of a second generation cross (F1 → F2) when both parents are Rr?
Phenotypic ratio
: 3:1
Genotypic ratio
: 1:2:1
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What is the genotype of a plant that gives wrinkled peas?
Must be
rr
genotype.
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How can you determine the genotype of a plant that gives round peas?
You cannot determine it; it could be either
RR
or
Rr
.
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What is the purpose of a test cross?
To determine the
genotype
of an unknown parent by crossing it with a
homozygous recessive.
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What happens if the unknown parent in a test cross is homozygous RR?
All peas in the
offspring
will be round.
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What happens if the unknown parent in a test cross is heterozygous Rr?
The offspring will have 50%
wrinkled
peas.
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What is the prediction for dihybrid crosses regarding gamete combinations?
If genes
segregate
independently,
F1
dihybrid plants should produce equal numbers of
gametes
for all four combinations:
RV
,
Rv
,
rV
,
rv
.
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What is the phenotypic ratio for a dihybrid cross with dual heterozygotes (Rr, Vv)?
3:3:1
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What is the chance of a child having ginger hair if both parents have dark hair but are carriers?
There is a
1 in 4
chance of having a child with ginger hair.
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What is the chance that Arya, who has dark hair, is a carrier for the recessive ginger hair trait?
There is a
2/3
risk that she is a carrier.
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What is the risk of Alfred and Barbara having a child with cystic fibrosis (CF)?
The overall risk to their future children is
1 in 8
.
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What are the steps to determine the risk of cystic fibrosis in children of Alfred and Barbara?
Parents of a patient must be carriers.
One grandparent must be a carrier.
Calculate probabilities based on carrier status.
Overall risk is
1 in 8
for having a child with
CF
.
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What are the complex types of dominance that extend Mendel’s Third Law?
Incomplete dominance
Overdominance
Underdominance
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What is pleiotropy and polygenic inheritance?
Pleiotropy
: A single
gene
influences multiple
traits
.
Polygenic inheritance
: Multiple genes influence a single trait.
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