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1 Genetics Objective: To learn how to predict the probable outcome of phenotypes using punnett square

2 Genetics Studies how _______ ____________ traits are inherited

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5 Trait Trait- determine _________ your genetic make up
**vary b/w _________ E.x. your genetic make up individuals 5

6 Identify a few traits

7 Hybrid Is a mixture b/w 2 ____________ species different

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11 Hybrid Analysis Can animals of different species produce offspring? If so, what condition(s) must exist? Can the offspring of hybrid animals reproduce? Why or why not? What type of impact (positive or negative) do hybrids pose?

12 What Mendel found Genes- factors that ___________ Determine traits
Alleles- different forms of _______ Determine traits genes

13 Genotype vs. Phenotype Genotype: Organism’s _______ _____
The actual _______ Phenotype: The organisms __________ Genetic code letters Physical appearance

14 Dominant Only need _______ allele to be expressed
Written with ________ E.x. ________ one Capital letters DD

15 Recessive Overpowered by _________ traits dominant
Need ______ alleles to be expressed Written as ___________ E.x. __________ dominant two Lower case letters dd

16 Dominant or Recessive?

17 Which eye color is recessive?

18 Heterozygous When the two alleles are _________ E.x. ______ Different
Dd

19 Homozygous Both alleles are ________ The same
______________ = homozygous dominant E.x.________ or _______________ = homozygous recessive E.x. _________ The same Two upper case DD Two Lower case dd

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21 What happened to the white flower?

22 Summary Questions Which of the following would be considered an organisms genotype? Curly hair Cc Give an example of a recessive trait.

23 Analysis Questions Do dominant or recessive traits appear more often in a population? What leads you to think this? Is the data we collected in class representative of the general population? Why or why not?

24 Cognitive Content Dictionary
Word Definition Picture Genotype Phenotype Heterozygous Homozygous Dominant Recessive

25 How to complete Punnett Square
Determine which alleles are dominant or recessive Make a key In cats black coat is dominant over brown coat. Cross a heterozygous black cat with a brown cat. What is the probability that their offspring will have black coats? BB= Black Bb= Black bb= brown

26 3. Determine which alleles to use 4. Set up and work punnett square
5. Read results Cross a heterozygous black cat with a brown cat. What is the probability that their offspring will have black coats?

27 Eye Color Brown eyes are (B) dominant over blue eyes (b)
Gina and Mark are heterozygous for brown eyes (Bb). What is the probability they will have children with brown eyes?

28 Pod Color Green pods (G) are dominant over white pods (g) Cross two white pods What is the probability they will produce green offspring?

29 Freckles Not having freckles (F) is dominant over freckles (f)
Marie is heterozygous for not having freckles and Luis has freckles. What is the probability they will have children with freckles? What is the probability they will have children without freckles?

30 Coat Color Black (B) is dominant over white (b) A homozygous dominant black cat is crossed with a white cat. What is the probability they will have white offspring?

31 Genetics and Blood Typing
What are the four blood types? A B AB O What determines your blood type? Genetics (parents)

32 Genetics and Blood Typing
Blood Type (Phenotype) Alleles (Genotype) A AA AO B BB BO AB O OO

33 Example #1 Matt has type AB blood. Lucy is heterozygous for type B blood. What is the probability they will have children with type B blood?

34 Example #2 Mila is heterozygous for B blood. Ashton is homozygous for type A blood. What is the probability they will have children with type A blood?

35 Example #3 Marge is heterozygous for type B blood. Homer has type A blood. Bart has type O blood. Is this possible? Why or why not?

36 Incomplete Dominance allele
Neither _______ is _________ over the other Results in a ________________ dominant mixed phenotypes

37 Codominance Both alleles are _____________ equally dominant
Results in ________ traits being _________ at once equally dominant both expressed

38 Incomplete or Codominance?

39 Incomplete or Codominance?

40 Incomplete or Codominance?

41 What is the difference between codominance and incomplete dominance?


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