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Incomplete & Codominance. Reviewing. All photos from: http://www.naturalselectionreptiles.com/Genetics.html. Incomplete Dominance. (a.k.a. partial dominance or blending) occurs when both alleles contribute to a trait that is not like either parent.
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Reviewing All photos from: http://www.naturalselectionreptiles.com/Genetics.html
Incomplete Dominance • (a.k.a. partial dominance or blending) • occurs when both alleles contribute to a trait that is not like either parent. • this condition is only seen in the heterozygous individual • ex.. Snap Dragons or Four O’Clocks or Morning Glory or Primrose (Flowers) • Curly (homozygous) or straight (homozygous), but if you are heterozygous you have wavy hair.
Example: Snap Dragons CR= red CW= white Parents are both true breeding red and white. Parents: Red X White CRCRX CWCW Genotype: All CRCW Phenotype: All Pink http://www.usask.ca/biology/genetics/extensions/snapdragon.jpg
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How the coloring works . . . • CRCR = have enough pigment to be red. • CWCW =flowers don’t have any pigment. = no color • CRCW = only have enough pigment to be pink.
Codominance • the two dominant genes are expressed at the same time • both traits appear in the heterozygous individual at the same time • ex.. Roan (Red or Blue) coat color in horses and cattle • Chestnut and White color in horses are both dominant traits; the heterozygous individual is a palomino (golden).
Red Roan Example: http://www.naturalselectionreptiles.com/Genetics/exCodominance.jpg
Red Roan Example: http://www.brokenlfarm.com/images/sale/kbrowdypetejr/102_8424.JPG Blue Roan Example: http://www.virginiacowboy.com/sitebuilder/images/DSC_0040-803x536.jpg
Coat Color in Horses • C= Color gene • CRCR = Red • CWCW= White • CRCW= Red Roan • If you cross a true breeding Red horse with a true breeding white horse, what ratios will you get? Genotypic Ratio: All CRCW Phenotypic Ratio: All Red Roan
Example: MN Blood Group • MN blood group – is characterized by a certain type of glycoprotein on the surface of the RBCs. • There are two forms: M and N • Designate is L • LMLM = M • LNLN = N • LMLN = MN type
MN Blood Group • LMLM = M • LNLN = N • LMLN = MN type • What types of offspring would be produced from a cross of a homozygous M type with an MN type? • Parents: LMLM X LMLN • Genotypic Ratio: 1 LMLM : 1 LMLN • Phenotypic Ratio: 1 M blood type: 1 MN blood type
Multiple Alleles • More than two alleles for a gene
O (ii) is recessive to IA and IB. • Genotypes IAIAand IAi result in Type A phenotype. • Genotypes IBIB and IBi result in Type B phenotype. • Genotype IAIBresults in Type AB phenotype (codominant). • Genotype ii results in Type O phenotype.
Surface proteins are like nametags and antibodies clump up foreign blood • Useful in blood transfusion and organ transplant
Resource Sites • Incomplete & Codominance Explained: • http://www.hobart.k12.in.us/jkousen/Biology/inccodom.htm • Codominance - Incomplete Dominance (Brightstorm Video) • http://www.brightstorm.com/science/biology/mendelian-genetics/codominance-incomplete-dominance/ • Practice: Drag and Drop Pedigrees • http://www.zerobio.com/drag_gr11/pedigree/pedigree4.htm • More Practice from KSU: • http://www.ksu.edu/biology/pob/genetics/incom.htm