Jeopardy! Inheritance Chpts 8 and 9

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Jeopardy!InheritanceChpts 8 and 9
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Mitosis Meiosis Mendelian Genetics I Mendelian Genetics II Non-Mendelian Genetics Human Inheritance I Human Inheritance II
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FINAL JEOPARDYCategory- Human Pedigrees

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Final Jeopardy

• The inheritance illustrated here is ___________
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Final Jeopardy Answer- autosomal dominant
Mitosis and Meiosis Mendelian Genetics I Mendelian Genetics II Non-Mendelian Genetics Human Inheritance I Human Inheritance II
Mitosis Test cross 121 and 31 Incomplete Dominance Gamete Carrier
Meiosis Homologous chromosomes 9331 Codominance Allele Linked genes
Tetrad Law of Segregation 1/4 Pleiotropy Pedigree Sex linked
Nondisjunction Law of Independent Assortment 1/16 Polygenic Inheritance Either 1/4
Sister chromatids P, F1, F2 True breeding or pure breeding Epistasis All heterozygous (Bb) all purple 0
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Mitosis and Meiosis200

• Produces diploid daughter cells genetically
  identical to parent cells
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Mitosis and Meiosis 400

• Produces haploid daughter cells genetically
  different from parent cells
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Mitosis and Meiosis 600

• Alignment of homologous chromosomes and their
  sister chromatids during Prophase I of Meiosis I
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Mitosis and Meiosis 800

• Failure of homologous chromosomes or sister
  chromatids to separate during cell division
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Daily Double
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Mitosis and Meiosis 1000

• Are produced during the S phase between cell
  divisions
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Mendelian Genetics I200

• A cross of an organism with unknown genotype and
  a homozygous recessive organism
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Mendelian Genetics I 400

• Chromosome pairs of the same length containing
  similar genetic information at the same loci
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Mendelian Genetics I 600

• The principle stating that alleles separate from
  one another during meiosis
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Mendelian Genetics I800

• The principle stating that an allele for a trait
  may be passed on, independent of another allele
  during meiosis
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Mendelian Genetics I 1000

• Mendels symbols for Parent Generation, First
  Offspring Generation and Second Offspring
  Generation
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Mendelian Genetics II200

• Expected phenotypic and genotypic ratios of a
  monohybrid cross
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Mendelian Genetics II400

• Expected phenotypic ratio
• of a dihybrid cross
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Mendelian Genetics II 600

• A brown mouse is mated with a white mouse. All of
  their offspring are brown. If 2 of these
  offspring are mated, what fraction of their
  offspring will be white?
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Mendelian Genetics II 800

• Two heterozygous tall purple flowers are crossed.
  The probability that one of their offspring will
  have white flowers is ¼. The probability that one
  of their offspring will be dwarf is ¼. What is
  the probability that one of their offspring will
  be dwarf with white flowers?
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Mendelian Genetics II 1000

• Term which describes organisms who pass on the
  same phenotype to their offspring
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Non-Mendelian Genetics200

• Produces a third phenotype which is a blend of
  the parents phenotype
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Non-Mendelian Genetics 400

• An example would be ABO human blood types
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Non-Mendelian Genetics 600

• A single gene influences multiple phenotypic
  traits
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Daily Double
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Non-Mendelian Genetics 800

• Multiple genes influence the expression of a
  single phenotype
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Non-Mendelian Genetics 1000

• In our Labrador pup example, coat color
  expression is influence by a third gene
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Human Inheritance I200

• Product of meiosis
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Human Inheritance I 400

• An alternate form of a gene found at the same
  loci on homologous chromosomes
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Daily Double
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Human Inheritance I 600

• Diagram showing the appearance of a phenotype
  over many generations is called _______
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Human Inheritance I 800

• A young woman had a baby. Her blood type is AB.
  Babys blood type is A. There are two possible
  fathers Jim is type A, and Marvin is type O.
  Which could be the father?
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Human Inheritance I 1000

• A Kansas wildcat comes in 3 colors blue, red and
  purple. A homozygous dominant individual is
  blue. A homozygous recessive individual is red.
  And a heterozygous individual is purple. What
  would be the genotypes and phenotypes of the
  offspring if a blue cat is mated with a red one?
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Human Inheritance II200

• Person or organism that has inherited a genetic
  mutation but they themselves do not express the
  trait
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Human Inheritance II 400

• Genes that are usually inherited together due to
  their close proximity on a chromosome
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Human Inheritance II 600

• Genetic trait found on the sex chromosome is
  described as _______
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Human Inheritance II 800

• A man and a woman with normal vision have a color
  blind son. What is the probability their next
  child will be a color blind son?
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Human Inheritance II 1000

• In a cross between a white eyed female fly and a
  red eyed male, what percent of all female
  offspring will be white eyed?
• (Eye color is X-linked recessive)
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