Tuesday, April 3, 2007

Chapter 12- Mendelian Genetics Objectives

OBJECTIVES
Chapter 12 Test: Mendelian Genetics

Eukaryotic chromosomes

1.How is genetic information organized in the eukaryotic chromosome?


2. How does this organization contribute to both continuity of and variability in the genetic information?

Inheritance patterns

3.How did Mendel's work lay the foundation of modern genetics?

4. What are the principal patterns of inheritance?

5. What is a Punnett diagram and what does it have to do with dominance, recessiveness, etc.?

6. What are the definitions of the following terms associated with Mendelian genetics and how are they used to interpret problems of inheritance?

P1 generation

F1, F2, etc
.
monohybrid

alleles

dihybrid

dominant

recessive

homozygous

heterozygous

genotype

phenotype

gamete

meiosis

crossing over

pedigree

testcross

phenotypic ratio

genotypic ratio

3:1 ratio

9:3:3:1 ratio

haploid

diploid

Punnett Square

7. What are Mendel's Laws of Segregation and Independent Assortment?

8. How does a backcoss or testcross work and when it is used by breeders?

9. How do the following terms relate to Mendelian genetics?

incomplete dominance

codominance

multiple alleles

polygenic inheritance

10. What is a karyotype ?

11. What are the causes and symptoms of the following genetic disorders?

Down Syndrome

Sickle Cell Anemia

Huntington Disease

Cystic Fibrosis

albinism

colorblindness

hemophilia

12. How is skin color in humans related to polygenic inheritance?

13. What is the diploid and haploid chromosome number in humans?

14. What are the fundamentals of X-linked inheritance?

15. How do you do the following Mendelian crosses andwhat would be their F1 phenotypic ratios?

a. Monohybrid

b. Dihybrid

c. Monohybrid Incomplete Dominance

d. X-linked

e. ABO blood types (Multiple alleles-Codominance)

a. What are the genotypes of males and females?

Males XY

Females XX

b. What do the following terms mean and how are they used in genetics problems?
genotype-the types of genes an organism contains
(T-tall, t-short)

phenotype-the physical appearance of an organism as the result of the genotype.
(T genotype-tall phenotype t short phenotype)

c. What is the genetic disease sickle-cell anemia and how is it inherited?

d. What is Down's Syndrome? What is trisomy of chromosome 21?

The Argument

Important Utility Biology 1 Dates

  • May 14th Test-Chapter 12