Pedigrees
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PEDIGREES
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RECESSIVE PEDIGREE
MULTIPLE GENE INHERITANCE
With a fancy background
WARMUPW
hat are the odds of rolling a 6 on a die and pulling an Ace out of a standard deck of 52 cards?
What are the odds of rolling a 6 on a die OR pulling an Ace out of a standard deck of 52 cards?
What are the odds of rolling two die and having a total of 12?
What are the odds of rolling two die and having a total of 11?
WHEN MULTIPLE GENES ARE INHERITED
They are inherited independently of each other*
• *with one major exception
So we can muse multiplication and addition rules the same way you did on the warmups
PRACTICE
What are the odds that two parents with the genotype AaBb mate and have children that express the dominant phenotype in both traits?
MORE PRACTICE
If an AaBbDd parent mates with an AAbbDd parent, what are the odds the offspring will have the genotype AABbdd?
SLIGHTLY HARDER PRACTICE
An AabbDd man and a aaBbDd woman mate. What are the odds they have a child with the same genotype as either one of them?
OTHER WAY TO SOLVE
Draw a cross of all the possible sperm x all the possible eggs
Draw a cross for AaBb x AaBb
EXAMPLE – BLOOD TYPESI
A, IB dominant to I
+ dominant to – (++ or +- will exhibit + blood)
If an individual with AB- blood mates with someone with BO+- blood, what are the odds they have a child with A+ blood
WHAT 2 PARENTS COULD PRODUCE A CHILD WITH EVERY POSSIBLE BLOOD TYPE? SHOW THE
CROSS
EXAMPLE – EYE COLORF
or the most part, eye color is controlled by 2 genes on separate chromosomes
In gene 1 brown is dominant to not brown. If the offspring has the brown allele the second gene is irrelevant
In gene 2 green is dominant to blue. This only matters if the individual is bb in the first gene
EYE COLOR PRACTICE
Two BbGg parents mate. What are the odds their offspring have each of the possible eye colors?
*NOTE ON EYE COLOR
This explains the majority of eye inheritance but it is an incomplete explanation
For some reason that geneticists haven’t figured out sometimes two blue eyed parents have offspring with other color in the eyes – IT DOESN’T MEAN YOU WERE ADOPTED OR YOUR MOM CHEATED ON YOUR DAD
Probably another gene affects eye color a bit – (e.g. hazel eyes, blueish greenish eyes, how dark/light the color is etc.)
EPISTASISO
ften times one gene acts as a switch for whether or not another gene can get expressed or not
Simplest example:
In mice, black fur color is dominant to agouti (brown)
BUT this color gene only gets expressed if another gene (the color gene) is active. Color (C) is dominant to no color (c)
EPISTASIS PRACTICE
If two BbCc mice mate, what are the odds of having a child that is agouti?
SO WHY IS IT HARD TO TRACK MANY TRAITS LIKE HEART DISEASE OR CANCER?
Many genes are involved, some directly, some via epistasis
So it’s trying to figure out a gene that affects a gene that affects another gene that affects another gene
The environment has a huge effect on activating or deactivating expression of some genes