Transcript File - Science with Spence

Genetics Jeopardy…
Today’s Categories…
Vocabulary
 Punnett Squares
 Advances in Genetics
 DNA
 Pedigrees
 Hodge Podge
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Vocabulary
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Advances in
Genetics
DNA
Pedigree
Hodge
Podge
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The passing of traits from parents to
offspring
What is heredity?
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An allele whose trait always shows up in
the organism
What is dominant allele?
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An organism who has one recessive allele for
a trait/disorder but does not have the
trait/disorder
Who is carrier?
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A condition in which neither of two alleles
of a gene are dominant or recessive. It
creates a blend. For example: Red flower
and white flower make a pink flower.
What is Incomplete dominance?
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A type of inheritance found when chickens
with white feathers and chickens with
black feather make chickens with white
and black feathers
What is Co-dominant ?
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Blue eyes would be a person’s ________
What is phenotype?
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Dd, dd, and DD are all examples of _____
What is genotypes ?
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Various forms of the same genes are
called:
What are alleles?
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What are the chances of a homozygous
dominant parent and a homozygous recessive
parent have an offspring with the recessive
trait?
What is 0%? All offspring will have the
dominant trait and be heterozygous.
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The type of inheritance in which traits
affect males more than females
What is sex-linked?
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The creation of a new organism with
identical DNA is called _____.
What is cloning?
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A collaboration between many individuals
in private companies, government, and
college/universities that determined the
sequence of the entire human DNA.
What is the Human Genome Project?
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Taking human DNA and inserting it into
another organism so that it will create or
do human processes (like create insulin)
is called?
What is genetic engineering?
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A method of creating offspring that have
specific desirable traits (Such as purebred
dogs) is called?
What is Selective Breeding?
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Since everyone has _____ ____ it can be
used to find missing persons, recognize
family connections, or ID criminals.
What is unique DNA?
This is called DNA fingerprinting.
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Which base pairs match?
What is A with T and C with G?
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A double rod of condensed chromatin that
contains DNA and carries genetic information
Humans have 23 pairs
What is chromosomes?
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The genetic code is determined by _____
What is the sequence or order of the bases
in a gene?
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A set of instructions that code for an
inherited trait; part of DNA that codes for
a specific trait.
What is gene?
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DNA contains a code for________
What is making proteins?
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How are females and males represented in
a pedigree?
What is females are a circle and males are a
square?
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What is the relationship between U and W?
What is they are sister
and brother?
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How many people are carriers of this
genetic disorder?
What is 9?
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What is the relationship between W and Y?
What W is the father
and Y is the daughter?
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Does this pedigree show a sex-linked trait?
Explain.
What is no, this is not
sex-linked because
the males cannot be
carriers in sex-linked
pedigrees?
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Which genetic disorder causes a person’s
blood to not clot when they get a cut or
bruise.
What is Hemophilia?
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Which genetic disorder occurs as a
recessive disorder affecting a person’s red
blood cells.
What is Sickle Cell Disease?
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Which genetic disorder occurs due to a
dominant allele on chromosome 4
What is Huntington’s Disease?
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Which genetic disorder is treated by
eating a protein free diet?
What is PKU?
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A picture of the chromosomes called a(n)
______ can be used to diagnosis Down
Syndrome.
What is a karyotype?
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