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Jeopardy
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answer. You must give the correct question.
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Choose a point value.
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Sex-Linked Traits
Co-Dominance/ Incomplete Dominance
Genetic Disorders
Grab Bag
Blood
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Which Blood Type is the Universal Donor?
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Type O-
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Can someone with A blood be given A- blood? Why?
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Yes, A- blood does not have the Rh factor, so it
has less than A, less is more
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If a blood type has A and B antigens and an Rh
factor present, but no antibodies, it is _______.
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AB
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List the blood types that AB- can safely receive.
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AB-, A-, B-, O-
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In the picture, which numbered slide shows type
B blood?
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Slide 2
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Most sex-linked genes are located on ____________.
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X Chromosome
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Would a woman with the genotype below have
muscular dystrophy? XRXr
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No, Carrier
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In fruit flies, if eye color is a sex-linked
trait, and red is dominant to white, what is the
sex and eye color of the following fly? XRY
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Male, Red
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In fruit flies, if eye color is a sex-linked
trait, and red is dominant to white, what are the
genotypes of a red eyed female (heterozygous) and
a red eyed male.
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XRXr and XRY
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In fruit flies, if eye color is a sex-linked
trait, and red is dominant to white, what is the
genotypic ratio of the offspring (include gender
and eye color) of a white female fly and a red
male fly?
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Red-Eyed Female 1 White-Eyed Male 1
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What are chromosome pairs 1-22 in a karotype
called?
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autosomal
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What is an example of a way a pedigree can be
used?
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Show how a trait is passed from one generation to
the other, Determine whether allele is dominant
or recessive, Determine whether a trait is
inherited.
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This process allows for cell growth and repair.
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Mitosis
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What are the components of a nucleotide in DNA?
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A base, sugar, and phosphate group
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In summer squash, white fruit color (W) is
dominant over yellow fruit color (w) and
disk-shaped fruit (D) is dominant over
sphere-shaped fruit (d).. If a squash plant
true-breeding for white, disk-shaped fruit is
crossed with a plant true-breeding for yellow,
sphere-shaped fruit, what will the genotypic
ratios be for the F1 generation?
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WwDd 10
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A red and a white snapdragon are cross pollinated
and have a pink offspring. What type of dominance
pattern is this?
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Incomplete Dominance
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Blood typing is an example of what dominance
pattern?
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Co-dominance
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What are the genotypes of a purple flower and a
red flower if experiencing an incomplete
dominance pattern?
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RB X RR
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If crossing a purple flower and a blue flower,
what would the phenotypic ratio of the offspring
be in an incomplete dominance pattern?
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Purple blue 11 or 22
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If a red hen (homozygous) and a white hen
reproduce and a co-dominance pattern occurs, what
would be the cross and how many red hens would be
produced?
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HRHR x HrHr Red not red 04
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The failure of chromosomes to separate during
meiosis is called ___________.
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nondisjunction
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Disorder with excessive mucus in lungs and
digestive tract
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Cystic Fibrosis
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Is Huntingtons a dominant, recessive, or
codominant trait?
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Dominant
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Colorblindness is more common in males than
females. Why?
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The allele for colorblindness is recessive and
located on the X chromosome
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Which disorder has a symptom of lack of pigment
in hair, skin, and eyes? Is this disorder
codominant, dominant, or recessive?
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Albinism, Recessive
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Final Answer
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Final Question