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Mendel's Principles of Inheritance: Terms and Concepts, Quizzes of Genetics

Definitions for key terms related to mendel's principles of inheritance, including heredity, trait, hybrid, cross, genotype, phenotype, heterozygous, homozygous, self-fertilization, cross-fertilization, and various plant-related terms. Mendel's contributions to the understanding of genetics are discussed, as well as the concepts of blending theory, monoecious and dioecious plants, and the laws of segregation and independent assortment.

What you will learn

  • What are inherited characteristics and how do they manifest physically or behaviorally?
  • What is a hybrid and how is it different from a parent?
  • What is the genetic transmission of information between generations?

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TERM 1
Define Heredity
DEFINITION 1
genetic transmission of info between generations
TERM 2
Define trait
DEFINITION 2
inherited characteristics
physical or behavioral
TERM 3
Define hybrid
DEFINITION 3
offspring of a parent
genetically different
TERM 4
Define cross
DEFINITION 4
breeding of 2 individuals
TERM 5
Who is Mendel?
DEFINITION 5
proposed the particulate theory of heredity
hereditary info is passed through generation as packages
of into (particles)
particles = genes
genes are not changed and can reappear
mendel discovered herdity by breaking peas
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Define Heredity

genetic transmission of info between generations TERM 2

Define trait

DEFINITION 2 inherited characteristics physical or behavioral TERM 3

Define hybrid

DEFINITION 3 offspring of a parent genetically different TERM 4

Define cross

DEFINITION 4 breeding of 2 individuals TERM 5

Who is Mendel?

DEFINITION 5 proposed the particulate theory of heredity hereditary info is passed through generation as packages of into (particles) particles = genes genes are not changed and can reappear mendel discovered herdity by breaking peas

What is the blending theory and who

disproved it?

early belief that offspring have traits that are a blend of their parents and that their parents traits will not ever be made again traits are permanently lost in ahybrid Mendel disproved TERM 7

What is monoecious?

DEFINITION 7 they have both male and female reproductive organs ex) pea plants TERM 8

What is dioecious?

DEFINITION 8 plants with separate reproductive organs cannot self-fertilize TERM 9

Female flower

DEFINITION 9 pistil: has ovary, style and stigma Ovary: expanded basal portionStyle: elongated sectinStigma: apical structure that receives pollen TERM 10

Male flower

DEFINITION 10 stamen: filament and anther Filament: stalk-like portionAnther:makes pollen

Define homozygous

Alleles are identical ex) AA, aa pure-line plants TERM 17

Define:

DEFINITION 17 parent generation: genotype of O parents used in cross f1 gen: offspring of crossing parents f2 gen: offspring produced from crossing two f1 gens law of segregation: maternal and paternal alleles for a trait separate during gamate formation and then reunite during fertilization TERM 18

What is a test cross?

DEFINITION 18 a cross between an individual of an unknown genotype with an individual that is homozygous recessive used to determine if the parent genotype is TT or Tt TERM 19

What is the law of independent assortment?

DEFINITION 19 during gamete formation, the alleles for different traits segregate independently of one another mendel developed this law by using dihybrid crosses TERM 20

What are dihybrid

crosses?

DEFINITION 20 a breeding experiment b/t the P gen that differ in two traits

What are dihybrid test

crosses?

a two character test that will also produce predictable phenotypic ratios in the F allows one to determine the genotype of an organism when the phenotype is used use homozygous recessive