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Warmup Day 3 (1/15 & 1/16)

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Question 9
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#11 How many cells are there at the end of meiosis I. (use a number for your answer)

Question 10
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#15. How many cells do you have at the end of meiosis II? (use a number for your answer)

Question 11
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#16. Are the cells at the end of meiosis II haploid or diploid?

Question 12
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Are the cells at the end of meiosis II identical or different?

Question 13
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Allele
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a form of a gene; genetic variety that can give phenotypic variety
Gene
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a section of DNA that contains the directions for synthesizing a protein
Dominant
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the form of a gene that can mask the other
Genotype
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the form of a gene that can be covered up when present with another form
Phenotype
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the way an organism looks
Recessive
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the genetic make up of an individual
Heterozygous
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having two of the SAME version of a gene (dominant or recessive)
Homozygous
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having two DIFFERENT versions of a gene
Use this information for questions 1-4: In tomatoes, red fruit (R) is dominant over yellow fruit (r). A plant that is homozygous for red fruit is crossed with a plant that has yellow fruit.
Question 14
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What would be the genotypes and phenotype for the homozygous red plant?

Question 15
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What would be the genotypes and phenotype for the homozygous yellow plant?

Question 16
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Perform a Punnett square and then find the probability of each predicted genotype and phenotype appearing in the F1 generation.

Question 17
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What is the probability of the parents in cross above resulting in a tomato plant offspring that is homozygous?

Some diseases are passed from parents to offspring through their genes, these are considered genetic diseases. Some of the inherited disorders that fall into this category include Tay-sachs disease, sickle-cell anemia, hemophilia, and cystic fibrosis. A child can suffer from one of these diseases only if both parents pass on a recessive gene for the disease. Cystic Fibrosis results in the body producing abnormally thick, sticky mucus which clogs the lungs leading to recurring infections.
Question 18
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If an individual has the genotype FF will they have cystic fibrosis?

Question 19
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If an individual has the genotype Ff will they have cystic fibrosis?

Question 20
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If an individual has the genotype ff will they have cystic fibrosis?

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Question 21
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Draw the cross between a snail that is heterozygous for white shell and a snail with a black shell.

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Question 1
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 2
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 3
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 4
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 5
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 6
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 7
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 8
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What is the name of this phase?

Question 22
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If a snail with heterozgyous for white shell and a snail with a black shell are crossed. What percent of the offspring will have a white shell?

Question 23
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Blue body color (B) is dominant to purple body color (b). Round eyes (R) is dominant to oval eyes (r). How many offspring in the cross will be blue with round eyes (B_R_).

Question 24
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Blue body color (B) is dominant to purple body color (b). Round eyes (R) is dominant to oval eyes (r). How many offspring in the cross will be blue with oval eyes (Bbrr or BBrr)?

Question 25
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Blue body color (B) is dominant to purple body color (b). Round eyes (R) is dominant to oval eyes (r). How many offspring in the cross will be purple with round eyes?

Question 26
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Blue body color (B) is dominant to purple body color (b). Round eyes (R) is dominant to oval eyes (r). How many offspring in the cross will be purple with oval eyes?