WHat is sickle cell anaemia
when aleles cause red blood cells to adopt sickle shape when o2 avaliablity is low.
leads to crampng pains in fingers+toes and fatigue
caused by failty beta-globin gene needed for production of haemoglobin in rbc
for chi squared critical value significance
needs to be more than cirtical value
what is a autosomal chromosme
Not sex )1-22)
gene vs allele
A gene is a heritable factor that controls a specific characteristic, while an allele is a variant form of a gene
discontinious vs continious
dis distinct catorgories-con range
dis is quantastive- con is qualative
con is polygenic, dis is determined by 1
con is impacted by enviro, dis is not
males cant be (sex linked)
carriers cause always expressed
Importance of segregation of alleleles
enhances genetic diversity
during meiosis
alleles separate into difffrent celles/gametes
why do blood groups matter during a transfusion§
A B AB cobtain antigens
this can bring a dangerous immune repsonse
resulting in coagulation of the recipient’s blood
disadvatage of having O blood
can onyl receive O blood in transusion cause A B OR AB would cause coagulation
all other blood groups contain antigens which would initiate immune repsonse
codominant
both dominant and recwssive alleles are present in genotype
segregation of alleles
during meiosis
individuals alleles separate into diff cells/gametes
allows diffrent combinations of allees to gve to offspring (variety)
inheritance for x linked conditions
females are the only carrier
males cant carry
f cant inherit it froma. recessive father(cause it dosnt exist) all men will have it
m always inherit x linked trait
m cant be hereto carrriers and cant mask it with another dominant
linked genes are on
the same chromosome and close together
alleles can be arranged
through mutations
all eukarotic cells have 2
alleles of every gene
online gene bases can be
accessed by anyone
test cross is a
cross with a homo recessive
recombiants is
crossng over of bivalents and independrn assprtment of chromosomes in meiosis 1§
what is the segregation of alleles
separaton of paired gene alleles during meiosis, ensures each gamete receives only 1 allele for each gene
what happens to blood a and b when mixed with anti-A or anti- A+b
an agglutination reaction which will appear as dots.
o doesnt do this cause it has no antigens
genomes of many
species have been sequenced