Do Now P. 65 In summer squash, white fruit color (W) is dominant over yellow fruit color (w). And...

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Do Now • P. 65 • In summer squash, white fruit color (W) is dominant over yellow fruit color (w). And disk-shaped fruit (D) is dominant over sphere shaped fruit (d). If a squash plant true-breeding for white disk-shaped fruit is crossed with plant true-breeding sphere yellow fruit. What will be the phenotypic and genotypic ratio?

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Do Now• P. 65

• In summer squash, white fruit color (W) is dominant over yellow fruit color (w). And disk-shaped fruit (D) is dominant over sphere shaped fruit (d). If a squash plant true-breeding for white disk-shaped fruit is crossed with plant true-breeding sphere yellow fruit. What will be the phenotypic and genotypic ratio?

How do you determine relatedness?

Case Study• How would you determine whether or not the

parents and the sibling are related to Jennifer? Are they related?

• Take 7 min to come up with an idea as to how you would solve.

TODAY WE WILL…Discuss what incomplete and codominance are

Understand how In/Codominance patterns occur—simple calculations

Predict whether the inheritance pattern of an individual is inherited through incomplete or codominance.

Read pages 91-93

Start at “Different Dominance Relationships” and STOP at “Epistasis”1. What is codominance?2. What is incomplete dominance?3. Give an example of each.

Notes • Take whatever notes you need on p. 66

• Place the Family Case Study on P. 68

Quick Cap• Mendel looked at peas and their traits, and so

far we have discussed single-gene inheritance and looked at dihybrid crosses/punnett squares.

• Although this was seen in pea plants, inheritance can follow more complex patterns that are not as obvious as dominance and recessiveness

Quick Cap• Recessiveness usually entails that there is a

deficiency in the amount of protein made. When an individual is heterozygous, the dominant allele compensates for the lack of protein made by the recessive allele.

Codominance• This pattern of inheritance usually requires

that different alleles that are both dominant are expressed.

Codominance—examples

Codominance—cow fur• A white cow WW and a red cow RR mate and

have a mixed red and white fur cow

Codominance—blood type• Blood types are a great example of codominance• Blood type is dictated by the presence or lack of antigens on

the surface of red blood cells (RBC’s)• IA can represent A Blood type• IB can represent B type• i represents O type: aka no presence of antigens

Codominance—blood type

AA AB

AO BO

AB BO

AO OO

Phenotypic and Genotypic Ratios

Incomplete Dominance• This requires that the heterozygous phenotype is

intermediate between that of any homozygote. • A 3rd phenotype is created. Resembles blending

Incomplete dominance—Example

Engage: Whiteboard Practice

Incomplete or codominance?Black hen and white hen mate to make a black and white spotted hen.

Engage: Whiteboard Practice

Incomplete or codominance?Black hen and white hen mate to make a grey rooster.

Engage: Whiteboard Practice

Incomplete or codominance?When a red flower and white flower are crossed to make a pink flower.

Engage: Whiteboard Practice

Incomplete or codominance?

Engage: Whiteboard Practice

Incomplete or codominance?A zebra.

Family Case Study• Now that you have the background

knowledge…solve for the case

• Additional info: : The alleged brother also has a child that is non-tasting. Jennifer and her alleged parents are all True-breeding tasters (TT).