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Do now question. What is genetics and why do scientists study genetics?. Intro to Genetics. Ms. Bush Genetics Unit. What are genes?. Why study genetics?. Gregor Mendel “Father of genetics”. Born in 1822 Studied science and math at Univ. of Vienna Austrian Monk who studied inheritance

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  1. Do now question What is genetics and why do scientists study genetics?

  2. Intro to Genetics Ms. Bush Genetics Unit

  3. What are genes?

  4. Why study genetics?

  5. GregorMendel “Father of genetics” • Born in 1822 • Studied science and math at Univ. of Vienna • Austrian Monk who studied inheritance • Teacher and gardener • Worked with pea plants and cross pollination

  6. Fun Slide • Mendel did originally started his studies with mice not peas. • The other monks did not approve of him breeding mice…plus they smelled bad!

  7. Mendel and Pea Plant “Pisum sativum” Garden pea

  8. Mendel’s Experiments

  9. Mendel’s Experiments

  10. Mendel’s Laws • Law of Dominance – some traits are stronger than others and thus will appear more frequently in the offspring • Law of Segregation – alleles of same trait separate from each other during the formation of gametes (sex cells) • Law of Independent Assortment- genes for different traits can segregate independently during formation of gametes

  11. Traits – Dominant and Recessive

  12. Practice Circle the following letters that represent dominant (stronger) traits? T b M V c Y r w Q P L i Circle the following letters that represent recessive (weaker) traits? K U y E O c q A X m z R

  13. Genotype and Phenotype Genes are sorted in to the gametes (sex cells of an organism) and due to independent assortment, we can think of traits as sorting separate. Genotype- Phenotype-

  14. Practice Assume Y means dominant yellow and y means recessive green. (Pure-breeding means YY or yy) • What is the phenotype and genotype of F1? • What is the phenotype(s) and genotype(s) of F2?

  15. Homozygous and Heterozygous

  16. Practice Circle the homozygous recessive pairs: rr TT Tt Gg HH bb Nn WW yy Pp CC qq Circle the heterozygous pairs: Oo ii LL Gg Jj DD ww VV bb zz Hh Ee SS kk Circle the homozygous dominant pairs: Tt UU Rr Qq XX mm Dd Ff YY Oo BB Aa

  17. Homework Genetics Problem Set #1 due Wednesday, April 25.

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