BIO 325 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Gamete, Punnett Square, F1 Hybrid

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Most ut ot all utatios arise fro protei odig part of the gee
o Exome
Exome is the Portion of the genome that encodes exons
1% of genome
contains most disease gene mutations
Exome is the sequence that makes mRNA, which makes protein
Genetic is a powerful tool to study the relationship between genotype and phenotype
o Example: mutagenesis
o Mutagenesis determine gene function
Social Issues and Genetics
Establishing guidelines for use and regulation of new technology
Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act passed by the federal government, 2008
Trasgei Tehology geeti egieerig – routine in many animals
Lecture 2 Genetics Before Mendel
Genetics Before Mendel
Rudimentary genetics key to building human civilization
o Based largely on artifiial seletio the process of breeding organisms from
certain phenotypic traits
o Takes advantage of natural variation in organisms
o Keep and propagate the individuals that have the most desirable traits
o Empirical no understanding of how traits are inherited
o Highly successful
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People had ee usig artifiial seletio for , years ad up to 866, o oe
could explain or predict how traits are inherited
2 prevailing theories
o The homunculus (preformation)
The sex cells contained a houulus iiature adult that gre
o Blended inheritance
Mendelian Genetics
Fators that lead to Medel’s suess
o Chose a great model system
Garden pea
Grew well in Brno
Male and female organs on same flower (perfect flower)
Normally self fertilizing (selfing)
Easy to cross fertilize
Each generation produces large numbers of offspring
o Chose 7 great traits
Clear cut alternate forms
Could unambiguously distinguish characteristics
Discrete vs continuous traits
o Mendel began with pure breeding lines
Selfed yellow peas only gave rise to yellow peas
Selfed wrinkled peas only gave rise to wrinkled peas
Self purple flowered peas only gave rise to purple flowered peas
True breeding or Pure Breeding pure reedig refers to a lie of
individuals that on intercrossing always produce individuals of the same
phenotype
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