Define allele
Different versions of the same gene

What percentage of the offspring show the dominant phenotype?
100%
Define incomplete dominance
One allele doesn't complete dominate another -- resulting in heterozygous blend (hybrid)
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
How is the phenotype expressed in codominance?
Provide a real world example
Both traits are fully and separately expressed
EX: Spotted chickens
Define multiple alleles
Having more than two alleles for one gene
Define carrier
Someone who carries the recessive trait but don’t show it due to having a dominant X to mask it
Define Mendelian genetics
Simple inheritance patterns where dominant alleles mask recessive alleles.
Either or traits
How would you write alleles to show incomplete dominance?
(what symbol/letters)
AA, A'A', AA'
Define codominance
Two different alleles are fully & equally expressed n an individual's phenotype.
Explain why blood types are an example of multiple Alleles?
Because they are determined by three different alleles (A, B and i)
Define heterozygous alleles
A gene that has one dominant and one recessive allele
Brown eyes is dominant to blue eyes. Cross a blue eyed person with a homozygous dominant individual. List ALL possible genotypes.
100% Bb
In incomplete dominance how will the heterozygous offspring look (I.e. what will their phenotype be?)
Their phenotype will be a blend between the two parents
EX: Red + yellow flowers = orange
Dalmatians gene for fur color is controlled by codominance. Cross an all black Dalmatian with an all white Dalmatian.
What is the genotypic and phenotypic ratio?
Genotype: 100% BW
Phenotype: 100% spotted Dalmatians
Human skin color is determined by over 150 different genes. Skin color is an example of ___.
Polygenic inheritance.
Differentiate between homozygous dominant and homozygous recessive genes
AND
Provide examples of alleles
Homozygous dominant: the same dominant allele (EE)
Homozygous recessive: the same recessive allele (ee)

What is the genotypic ratio of the offpsring?
1:2:1
Red flowers are incompletely dominant to blue flowers. Cross a red flowering plant with a blue flowering plant.
What will be the genotype and phenotype?
Genotype: 100% RR'
Phenotype: 100% Purple flowers
Who is more susceptible to x-linked traits? Why?
Males because they only have one X chromosome and the Y chromosome can't mask over the inherited trait.
Define polygenic inheritance
A trait produced by two or more genes
Define gene
A section of DNA that makes a protein
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
If Mom's genotype is AaBb, what would you write across the top of a Punnett square?
AB / Ab / aB / ab
In humans, curly hair (HH) is incompletely dominant to straight hair (H’H’). The heterozygous individual has wavy hair (HH’). Cross two people with wavy hair.
What will be the genotypic and phenotypic ratios?
Genotype= 1:2:1
Phenotype 1:2:1 (curly, wavy, straight)
What are X-linked traits?
Characteristics or conditions determined by genes located on the x chromosome.
Explain how epistasis works
One gene (the epistatic gene) masks, modifies, or suppresses the phenotypic expression of a different