MENDELIAN'S PRINCIPLE

Cards (18)

  • pair of similar or contrasting characters. Expression for traits. Example: Black Hair (B) and Brown Hair (b)
    Allele
    • If both alleles from parents are the same Example: BB (Black hair) and bb (brown hair)
    Homozygous
  • If both alleles from parents are different Example: Bb (Black hair)
    Heterozygous
    • genetic make-up of an organism Example: Homozygous Black hair
    Genotypes
  • external appearance or expression of the genetic makeup
    Example: Black Hair
    Phenotypes
  • refers to the parental generations
    P1
  • refers to successive generation or Fillial generation.
    F1
    • Father of Genetics
    • Austrian Monk
    • Studies of inheritance of traits in pea plants
    • Heredity refers to the transfer of traits
    Gregor Mendel
  • states that in every organism, there is a pair of factors or genes which control the appearance of a particular trait
    Law of Dominance
  • One allele is a dominant trait, while the other is a recessive trait.
    Law of Dominance
  • The dominant trait is represented by a big letter and a small letter for the recessive trait.
    Example: Black hair is B and Brown hair is b
    Law of Dominance
  • The dominant traits hide or mask the appearance of the recessive trait. Example: Bb (Black hair)
    Law of Dominance
  • states that all pairs of genes for all the traits of an organism segregate or separate from each other during meiosis
    Law of Segragation
  • finding out the inheritance pattern of a trait between two single organisms
    Monohybrid Crossing
  • states that the distribution or assortment of one pair of genes is independent of the distribution of the other pair.
    Law of Independent Assortment
    • Homozygous Tall and Homozygous Short;
    • Homozygous Black
    • Homozygous Brown Tall (T)
    • Short (t) ; Black hair (B) Brown Hair (b)
    Law of Independent Assortment
    • Genotype: 1 BBTT, 2 BBTt, 1 BBtt, 2 BbTT, 4 BbTt, 2 Bbtt, 1 bbTT, 2 bbTt, 1 bbtt
    • GR: 1:2:1:2:4:2:1:2:1
    Law of Independent Assortment
    • Phenotype: 9 Black Tall
    • 3 Black Short,
    • 3 Brown tall,
    • 1 brown short
    • PR: 9:3:3:1
    • Fractional Ratio: 9/16:3/16:1/16
    Law of Independent Assortment