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Pedigrees

Pedigrees are used to: Determine whether a trait is inherited Show how a ______ is passed from one generation to the next To determine if an allele is _______or recessive

Symbols: Female ______

Connecting Symbols: Married Couple _________

Generations I ____

Symbols: _____ Carrier _______

Sex-linked: Sex-linked issues…   Are caused by genes located on ___ or ___ chromosome More common in _____since they have only 1 X chromosome; females more often carriers Female must have 2 _________genes for trait to occur

Karyotypes To look for __________(chromosomes fail to separate) or other genetic disorders

Karyotypes To look for __________(chromosomes fail to separate) or other genetic disorders

Accessing Genetic Disorders Analyzing___________ Genetic counseling _________testing