Chapter 22 - Inheritance

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Year 11 ATAR Human Biology Chapter 22 - Inheritance (unit 2)
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What are traits? The characteristics that determine the genetic constitution of an individual
What is cytology? The study of cells
What is a pedigree? A family tree that shows the members of a family who have a particular characteristic
What is a pure-bread? The production of the same characteristic in each succeeding generation - homozygous
What is a hybrid? An offspring that is a result of a mating between individuals of two different genetic constitutions - heterozygous
What is an allele? An alternative form of a gene
What is a dominant allele? An allele that masks the effect of another allele
What is a recessive allele? An allele that is masked by the effects of an alternative allele
Define homozygous Situation where the individual has the same alleles for a particular characteristic
Define heterozygous Situation where the individual has the different alleles for a particular characteristic
What is the difference between phenotype and genotype? Phenotype: Physical characteristics Genotype: Genetic constitution
What is [genetic] segregation? During the formation of gametes hereditary factors are separated
What is a monohybrid cross? Where only one pair of contrasting characteristics is studied
What is the 1st filial generation? The offspring
What does it mean if a child has XX chromosomes or XY chromosomes XX = Female XY = Male
What are sex-linked (x-linked) characteristics? Characteristics that show different patterns in the sexes
List 2 examples of X/Sex-linked characteristics 1. Red/Green Colourblindness 2. Haemophillia
What is an autosomal characteristic? A characteristic which effects an autosomal chromosome (not sex chromosomes) therefore does not effect an individual based on their sex
What is co-dominance? Where neither allele is dominant therefore a form of blending occurs
What are multiple alleles? Where there are more that two alleles for a particular characteristic e.g. in ABO blood group
What is genetic disease? A disease that is inherited e.g. Huntington's Disease
What is sickle cell anaemia and what is it's mode of inheritance? A disease that occurs mainly in those of African ancestry. Results in sickling of red blood cells so they can't carry oxygen properly. Autosomal Recessive (homozygous) OR Co-Dominant (heterozygous)
What is the advantage of being heterozygous for sickle cell anaemia if you live in Africa? You have a level of immunity to malaria

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