Mrs. MacColl's Biology Page
Heredity
Study Guide
Be sure to
understand the following biology terms. By defining these terms
in your own words and by giving an example of the following
terms you will begin to understand their meaning. (Example: a stimulus is a
change in environment or anything a living thing responds to. An example of a
stimulus is a loud noise.)
| Biology IH & Biology I |
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Heredity
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Genetics
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Gregor
Mendel
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Dominant
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Recessive
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Gene
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Allele
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Trait
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True
breeding
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Self
pollinating
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Hybrid
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Purebred
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Homozygous
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Heterozygous
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P, F1,
F2 generations
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Genotype
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Phenotype
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Homozygous dominant
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Homozygous recessive
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Punnett square
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Probability
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Monohybrid cross
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Dihybrid cross – indepth Bio IH
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Trihybrid cross – Bio IH only
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Test
cross
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Polygenic inheritance
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Incomplete dominance
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Multiple alleles
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Codominance
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Autosomal dominance genetic disorders
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Autosomal recessive genetic disorders
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Sex
linked disorders
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Genetic engineering issues – cloning, stem cells, DNA fingerprinting, gene
therapy, GM foods (transgenics), bioremediation, selective breeding, human
genome project
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Pedigree
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Be able to answer the following questions thoroughly!
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Describe Mendel’s three laws: dominance, segregation, independent
assortment. – Bio IH only
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Calculate the genotypic and phenotypic ratios in a dihybrid cross. – Bio IH
only
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Solve
Punnett square problems involving incomplete dominance, multiple alleles,
autosomal dominance genetic disorders, autosomal recessive genetic
disorders, and sex linked disorders.
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Remember, any material from past tests is fair game! This test covers
some challenging information. If you study a little bit everyday, using
this study guide, you will do AWESOME! Good Luck!