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Chromosomes, mapping, and the meiosis-inheritance connection Chapter 13
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Chromosomal Theory of Inheritance Carl Correns Walter Sutton Thomas Hunt Morgan
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Sex Linked Traits and Morgan Did Fly Experiment –P- crossed white eyed male with red eyed female –F1- all red eyed –F2 Found Odd ratio plus all white eyes were males….what does this suggest –Crossed Parental Male with F1 female…what did he find????
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Sex Chromosomes What do they do? Are they the same in all species? SpeciesMaleFemale HumansXYXX BirdsZZZW GrasshoppersXOXX BeesHaploidDiploid
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How does Y Chromosome Work? Sry Gene What happens if it is damaged?
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Hemophilia
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Dosage Compensation Barr Bodies Genetic Mosaics –Calico cats…what else is this an example of?
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Exceptions to the Chromosomal Theory of Inheritance Mitochondria Chloroplasts
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Genetic Mapping Can tell where a gene is by frequency of Crossing over. Is this full proof? Map unit. Figure 13.7 SNPs
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Human Genetic Disorders Can be due to altered proteins –Examples? Can be due to non-disjunction Problem can be different depending on where gene is inherited from
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Early Detection of Problems Pedigree analysis Amniocentisis Chorionic Villi Sampling
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