Sample Problem: In pea plants the gene for wrinkled seed pods (R) is dominant to the gene for smooth pods (r), and the gene for yellow seeds (Y) is.

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Sample Problem: In pea plants the gene for wrinkled seed pods (R) is dominant to the gene for smooth pods (r), and the gene for yellow seeds (Y) is dominant to the gene for green seeds (y).   A heterozygous wrinkled, yellow pea plant is crossed with a homozygous smooth, green pea plant.  What fraction of its offspring will be smooth and yellow?

Non-Mendelian Inheritance

Non-Mendelian Inheritance Many traits are not inherited according to Mendelian principles. Mendelian ratios only refer to situations where each gene is inherited independently of each other. Most of the things we think of as “traits” are controlled by multiple genes (i.e. height, skin color).

Sex Linkage Refers to the inheritance of traits on sex chromosomes. First investigated by the lab of T.H. Morgan in Drosophila

Sex Linked traits show up in males more frequently due to the presence of one X chromosome

Sex Limited Traits Traits that are only expressed in one gender.

Linked Genes Refers to any genes that are on the same chromosome. Linked genes will usually be inherited together.

Linkage Analysis Crossing over can separate linked genes. The more distance between two genes on a chromosome, the more frequently crossing over will occur.

Non-Nuclear Inheritance Chloroplast and Mitochondrial Genomes are inherited entirely from the egg cell.