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Study Sheet III

 

Log Odds

Newton Morton

analysis with out grandparents

R. A. Fisher

Sewell Wright

C. C. Li

J. B. S. Haldane

Assumptions in Hardy-Weinberg

mating matrix

founders principle

Selection

Mutation

Tandom Repeats

Histone genes

rRNA genes

Human hemoglobin gene evolution

Chip technology

Yeast mapping using chip

monohybrid cross

dihybrid cross

trihybrid cross

two point linkage

three point linkage

Punnett Square

Independent assortment

linkage

2, 3, 4 strand double crossovers

sex linkage

sex limited

sex influenced

cock feathering

pattern baldness

milk cows

chickens

Thomas Hunt Morgan

white eyed fly

chromosome theory of inheritance

color blindness

hemophilia

Queen Victoria

testicular feminization

Barr body

Calico cat

anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia

holandric

gene dosage

haploid

monoploid

triploid

tetraploid

pentaploid

hexaploid

amphidiploid

Karpechenko

allopolyploid

euploid

nullisomic

monosomic

trisomic

disomic

Turner

Klinefelter

Downes syndrome

nondisjunction

know Downes syndrome very well

fate of one million implanted zygotes

deletion/duplication

salivary gland chromosomes

paracentric inversion

pericentric inversion

translocation

crossover suppressor

incomplete dominance

codominance

sickle cell disease know well

ABO blood groups

Bombay phenotype in blood groups

phenocopy

penitrance

lethal genes

Godfrey H Hardy

Wilhelm Weinberg

D+H+R=1

p+q=1

also the square of above

p+q+r=1

multiple alleles

orthologs

paralogs

phylogentic tree

gene tree

Sewell Wright

selection

mutation equilibrium

rules for H-W equilibrium,

Eve hypothesis

maternal inheritance

paternal inheritance

mitochondrial genes

chloroplast genes

Karl Correns

veriegated plants

good luck!

 

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This web site is provided for instruction in Botany and Zoology 342 or Genetics 342

Text: Genetics: A conceptural ApproachBenjamin A Pierce

This is our friend Oliver the parrotlet, a true parrot, the smallest in the world.


 

by Kenneth G. Wilson,
Professor of Botany
Miami University
wilsonkg@muohio.edu