Do Now What is the relationship between a chromosome, a gene, and DNA?

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Do Now What is the relationship between a chromosome, a gene, and DNA? 2. If this baby’s parents both had brown eyes, how did he get blue eyes?

Gregor Mendel

Mendel Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTiOETaZg4w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoVeSncKFAY

A a A a

genotype phenotype

2 different hybrid same pure

B b Dominant – bossy Recessive – wimp Alleles

Genotype Strongest Phenotype BB bb Bb B b B

recessive dominant recessive green

3 min

on your own

chance Punnett squares

X Mom: Aa Dad: Aa A a A a A a a A What are the possible gametes that could be made from the following genes? Mom: Aa Dad: Aa X A a a A a A A a

chance Punnett squares

Practice U5-10 U5-11 U5-12 U5-14: Working Backwards Only Flip Flop on page U5-19

5 min.

Practice

Let’s Try it U5-12

If you finish early raise your hand for the next assignment. You Try it (8 min) U5-12 Finish through F! If you finish early raise your hand for the next assignment.

Do Now Label as Homozygous Dominant, Homozygous Recessive, or Heterozygous AA Aa GH ff Blue eyes are recessive to brown eyes. Determine the phenotypes of the genotypes below: TT Tt tt What is the genotype of a true breeding short haired horse? (short=a, long =A) What are the 2 possible genotypes for a long haired horse? (short=a, long =A)

complete dominance recessive capital letter lowercase DON’T LOSE THIS

same different Parent 1 Punnett Parent 2

25% 25% 50% 75% 100% 25% 25%

Do Now What is the purpose of sexual reproduction? What is the result of meiosis? (How many cells? What kind?) Brown eyes are dominant to blue. (What is the phenotype) Bb BB bb What is the genotype of a hybrid long haired horse? (short=r, long =R)

Do Now If this baby’s parents both had brown eyes, how did he get blue eyes? A = Big ears a= small ears heterozygous: ______ homozygous dominant: _____ homozygous recessive: _____ true breeding big ears: _____

Complete on a half sheet of line paper. Do Now Complete on a half sheet of line paper. Tall is dominant to short. Show a cross between a heterozygous mom and a homozygous dominant dad. YOU MUST MAKE A KEY AND SHOW WORK!! What is the probability that their child will be tall? What is the probability that their child will be short? 3. What is the genotypic and phenotypic ratio?

On Your Desk solve: *FOLLOW STEPS* Blue is recessive to brown. Cross a heterozygous brown eyed mom and a blue eyed dad. What are the genotypic and phenotypic ratio?

Genetics Tic-Tac-Toe (15) You MUST answer the question before placing your symbol (X or O). There are 2 boards (front and back)

FUN FRIDAY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnydFmqHuVo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVrJ8DxECbg

“Carrier” Heterozygous Bb Hh Dd Rr Tt Ll Ff Aa

Carrier Bb x Bb

PKU phenylketonuria

Cross a homozygous dominant mother with a father who has PKU Cross a homozygous dominant mother with a father who has PKU. What percent of their children will be carriers? Key

Notes 3: Working Backward U5-13 Given: parents Find: offspring Given: OFFSPRING Find: PARENTS Two brown eyed people are crossed several times. Out of their 10 children, 3 of them have blue eyes. What are the probable genotypes of the parents? 3/10  25% Blue = bb _______ X _______

Practice 3: working backward U5-14 You try it! Practice 3: working backward Two short haired guinea pigs are mated several times. Out of 50 offspring, 12 of them have long hair. What are the probable genotypes of the parents? 

Do Now In dragons, horns are dominant (H) and no horns are recessive (h). A heterozygous dragon was crossed with a homozygous recessive dragon. What percent of the offspring have horns?! parents: _____ x _____ ___HH : ___Hh : ___hh

Can we get pink flowers from crossing a red & white flower?! Incomplete dominance Can we get pink flowers from crossing a red & white flower?!

Incomplete Dominance Steps: Incomplete Dominance: Neither allele is dominant nor recessive - The traits BLEND together - Use all capital letters with apostrophes (') to show the different alleles (ex. RR, R'R, R'R') Steps: * Determine the possible genotypes * Set up the cross * Calculate the ratios

T T T’ T’ Incomplete Dominance Steps: Incomplete Dominance: Neither allele is dominant nor recessive The traits BLEND together - Use all capital letters with apostrophes (') to show the different alleles (ex. RR, R'R, R'R') Steps: * Determine the possible genotypes * Set up the cross * Calculate the ratios T T T’ T’

Incomplete Dominance LIGERS! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE8Z5Es-M0E

U5-14 BLEND capital

Blending colors

Incomplete dominance complete dominance recessive Black, white, gray capital capital letter lowercase ex: R’R’ or A’A’ BLEND

U5-11

You try it! (12 min) U5-15

Incomplete dominance practice Complete page U5-15 12 min

Co-Dominance

Co-Dominance Co-Dominance: Both alleles are dominant – so BOTH show up - When heterozygous, a third phenotype appears - The traits BLEND together - Use all capital letters with apostrophes (') to show the different alleles (ex. RR, R'R, R'R') Steps: * Determine the possible genotypes * Set up the cross * Calculate the ratios

BW Co-Dominance Steps: Co-Dominance: Both alleles are dominant – so BOTH show up - When heterozygous, a third phenotype appears - The traits BLEND together - Use all capital letters with apostrophes (') to show the different alleles (ex. RR, R'R, R'R') Steps: * Determine the possible genotypes * Set up the cross * Calculate the ratios BW

U5-3 BLEND BOTH capital capital

Incomplete dominance complete dominance Co-dominance Both show recessive Black, white, gray Black, white, b&w spots capital Capital capital letter lowercase ex: R’R’ or A’A’ RW, AB BLEND BOTH

U5-11

You try it! (12 minutes) U5-16

Co-dominance practice Complete page U5-16 12 min

Do Now Label each as either complete dominance, incomplete dominance, or co-dominance. Pink flowers Genotype: Aa This roan cow  Genotype: AA’ Phenotype: gray Complete pages! U5-15 thru U5-21

Review Pg. U5-14 & U5-15 Use color! 15 minutes

Review Pg. U5-16 & U5-17 (top 18 15 minutes

Review Pg. U5-18 - U5-20 15 minutes

Do Now 1. A woman who is heterozygous for blood type A marries a man who has blood type B. They have a son who is blood type AB. What is the father’s genotype? Show work! 2. Label each as either complete dominance, incomplete dominance, or co-dominance. Pink flowers Genotype: Aa This roan cow  Genotype: AA’ Phenotype: gray

Do Now You see the following crosses set up on a piece of paper – but there’s no description of the problem! What type of inheritance problem is the student solving – dominance, incomplete dominance, co-dominance? On the paper: What kind of inheritance? Aa x AA A’A x A’A AB x AA BW x BW PP x PP’