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AP Biology Discussion Notes
Monday 3/23/2015
Goals for the day
• Be able to predict patterns of inheritance and interpret pedigrees.
• Be able to use probabilities to predict the likelihood of different outcomes
Question of the day 3/23/14
What steps would you take to figure out what kind of trait is represented by a pedigree?
Steps in interpreting a pedigree
– Determine if trait is dominant or recessive and use specific individuals to explain your answer.
– Next decide if a trait is Autosomal or sex-linked• Ask yourself the questions, and if that doesn’t help
start writing out genotypes and see if you encounter any problems.
– Fill in Genotypes for all individuals (leaving “?” where you cannot be 100% certain)
Science Fair Judging?
• Oscar Howe Elementary• K-5 kids• March 24th – (Tuesday -TOMORROW)
– 6:15 to 7:30pm• Have a check sheet (scale of 1-5) talk to each
child for ~2 minutes (in pairs)• Need about 10 judges• Volunteer hours – will provide letter if
requested.
Pedigree & Probability Practice
1. If I-2 is a heterozygote for this autosomal trait, what is the probability that she would pass on the recessive allele, “a”, to her children?
2. If I-3 is a heterozygote, a fact we can’t be sure of, what was the probability of him giving the “A” allele to ALL 3 of his children?
A. Write this question out in words (using AND /OR) then show your work to solve the problem.
3. What is the probability that III-6 AND III-8 are both homozygous dominant?
4. What is the probability that III-6 AND III-8 are both heterozygous?
5. Are the probability in #3 and #4 the same? Why or why not?
6. What is the probability that either III-6 or III-8 is a heterozygote?
Wait. Is that right?
Work Order1. Pedigree & Probabilities
– Determine if trait is dominant or recessive and use specific individuals to explain your answer.
– Next decide if a trait is Autosomal or sex-linked• Ask yourself the questions, and if that doesn’t help start writing
out genotypes and see if you encounter any problems.
– Fill in Genotypes for all individuals (leaving “?” where you cannot be 100% certain)
2. Check Pedigree sheet & explanations 3. Bring up book & character map (if you didn’t Friday)4. Check Problem set 1 (Key online)5. Sex-linked trait practice problem
– Check with Ms. Jacobs
Science Fair Judging?
• Oscar Howe Elementary• K-5 kids• March 24th – (Tuesday -TOMORROW)
– 6:15 to 7:30pm• Have a check sheet (scale of 1-5) talk to each
child for ~2 minutes (in pairs)• Need about 10 judges• Volunteer hours – will provide letter if
requested.
Quiz Friday
• Genetics Problems, Pedigrees, & Probability
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