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Page 1: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Beyond Mendel 11.3Into the Genetic Frontier

Page 2: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Genes can be inherited based on various patterns

• Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive

• Incomplete dominance

• Co-dominance

• Multiple alleles

• Polygenic genes

Page 3: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Incomplete Dominance• In this pattern neither allele is considered recessive

• Heterozygous conditions produce a blend of the two traits creating a third phenotype.

Page 4: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Co-dominance• In this pattern much like

incomplete dominance, neither allele is considered recessive

• In a heterozygous condition where each type of allele is present the phenotype displays both traits from each allele

• There are 3 possible phenotypes

Page 5: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Multiple alleles

• In this pattern there is more than just two alleles (3 or more)

• Combinations of other patterns

• Ex. Some alleles behave in a dominant/recessive fashion while other alleles display a co-dominant or incomplete dominant relationship

• This can lead to multiple phenotypes

Page 6: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

There are 4 Human Blood Types

A, B, AB & O = 4 phenotypesBlood type is controlled by one

gene, with 3 different alleles – A, B and O

The 3 alleles can be combined to produce 6 different genotypes

AA BBAO BOAB OO

Page 7: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Inheritance of Blood TypeIs a mix of complete dominance and

codominance - AA & AO produce type A blood - BB & BO produce type B blood - AB produces type AB blood - OO produces type O blood

From this we can infer that both A & B alleles are dominant to the O allele

The A allele is codominant with the B allele

Page 8: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Determining Possible Outcomes

How would a person who is homozygous for B blood be notated?

- IB IB

How would a person who is

heterozygous for B blood be

notated?

- IB i

Notating Blood Type IA = A allele IB = B allele i = O allele

Example a person who heterozygous for A blood = IA iAnd a person with O blood = i i

Page 9: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

What exactly is blood type?Each blood type is the result of a specific

combination of proteins found on the blood cells called antigens and proteins found in the blood plasma called antibodies

- type A blood = A antigens & B antibodies - type B blood = B antigens & A antibodies - type AB blood = both A & B antigens & no

antibodies - type O blood = no antigens & both A & B

antibodies

Page 10: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Why is Blood Typing Important?

If a person is given blood with antigens that their blood plasma contains antibodies for, the antibodies will attach to the blood causing it to clump

- this clumping is called agglutination

Page 11: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

BloodGroup(Phenotype) O

GenotypesAntibodiesPresent inBlood

Red Blood CellsReactions When Blood from Groups Below IsMixed with Antibodies from Groups at Left

A B AB

O

A

B

AB

ii

IAIB

IBIB

orIBi

IAIA

or IAi

Carbohydrate A

Carbohydrate B

Anti-A

Anti-B

Anti-AAnti-B

Figure 9.20

Page 12: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Polygenic traits

Some traits which have many possible

phenotypes are controlled by more than one gene.

- the interactions of these genes allows for the large numbers of phenotypes.

- human examples: Hair, eye and skin color

Page 13: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

The Inheritance of Eye Color Only partially understood. at least 3 different genes with 2

alleles each are responsible for eye color.

– bey 1 bey 2 and geyThese genes code for the

formation of the pigment melaninThe function of only 2 of the 3

genes is currently understood

Page 14: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

The Inheritance of Eye Color as it is Currently Understood

Known as the 2 gene modelOne gene known as bey 2 has 2 alleles B

for brown eyes and b for blue eyesThe other gene known as gey has 2

alleles G codes for green eyes and g for blue eyes

Page 15: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

The 2 Gene Model

- B is dominant to all other alleles- BBGG,BBGg,BBgg,BbGG BbGg,Bbgg = Brown eyes

- G is dominant to b bbGG , bbGg = Green eyes

- bbgg only = blue eyes

Page 16: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Genes and the Environment

◦ The characteristics of any organism are not determined solely by the genes that organism inherits.

◦ Genes provide a plan for development, but how that plan unfolds also depends on the environment.

◦ The phenotype of an organism is only partly determined by its genotype.

Page 17: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

Environment Can Influence Gene Expression

example: Siamese cats

- Siamese coloring is a partial albinism. Most of the cat is white

-Black fur is only expressed in areas where the temperature is lower than the rest of the body

- if black hair is shaved and the area kept warm then the hair that grows back will be white

- if white hair is shaved and the area is cooled, then the hair will grow back black

Page 18: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

In a certain fish, blue scales and red scales are codominant. When a fish has the genotype B R, it has a patchwork of blue and red scales. What happens if you breed this fish with a fish that only has Blue Scales.

Page 19: Beyond Mendel 11.3 Into the Genetic Frontier. Genes can be inherited based on various patterns Mendel’s Dominance vs. Recessive Incomplete dominance Co-dominance.

In snapdragons, flower color is controlled by incomplete dominance. The two alleles are red (R) and white (W). The heterozygous genotype is expressed as pink. What happens when you breed 2 pink dragons?


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