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Slide 1 of 41 What happens to produce? All males are mutant, but all females are wild-type? All females are wild type, but only 50% of males are? 50% are wild-type, 50% are mutant?
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Slide 2 of 41 What happens to produce? (Answers) All males are mutant, but all females are wild-type? Wild-type dad + Mutant mom (homozygous recessive) All females are wild type, but only 50% of males are? Wild-type dad + Heterozygous Mom 50% are wild-type, 50% are mutant for both genders? Mutant dad + Heterozygous Mom
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Slide 3 of 41 Think about it… IF the mother is homozygous dominant, then sons are IF the mother is heterozygous, then sons are IF the mother is homozygous recessive, then sons are
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Slide 4 of 41 Think about it… (Answers) IF the mother is homozygous dominant, then sons are 100% wild-type IF the mother is heterozygous, then sons are 50% wild-type IF the mother is homozygous recessive, then sons are 0% wild-type
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Slide 5 of 41 Think about it… (Page 2) IF the father is wild-type, then daughters are IF the father is mutant, then daughters are So mothers determine ______ & wild type fathers produce ______ daughters
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Slide 6 of 41 Think about it… (Page 2) (Answers) IF the father is wild-type, then daughters are 100% Wild-type IF the father is mutant, then daughters are Follow the mother’s type So mothers determine sons & wild type fathers produce wild-type daughters
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Slide 7 of 41 Sex-linked Disorders? Which gender do you think is afflicted at a higher rate? Why?
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Slide 8 of 41 Sex-linked Disorders? (ANSWER) Which gender do you think is afflicted at a higher rate? Males Why? Biologically inferior? XY means what they inherit from mom determines whether sons are diseased or not XX gets an allele from mom and another from dad So two chances to get the normal allele, and the normal allele is dominant to the disease allele
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Slide 9 of 41 What should have happened? What should have been the ratio if the characters were inherited via a Mendelian pattern? How do the recombinants form?
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Slide 10 of 41 What should have happened? What should have been the ratio if the characters were inherited via a Mendelian pattern? 1:1:1:1 How do the recombinants form? Parental and recombinant types are equally likely according to a typical Mendelian inheritance pattern
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