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Inheritance of Traits The Relationship Among Genes and Chromosomes • Genes on chromosomes carry information for physical expression of traits. Genetics • Genetics: study of Heredity, or the passing of characteristics from parents to offspring. • Traits: Inherited characteristics. Gregor Mendel • • • • • • 1822-1884 Father of Genetics Austrian monk Botanist Mathematician Studied traits in garden peas • Explained patterns of inheritance Mendels Observations • P generation = Parents white crossed with purple • F1 generation = 1st generation of offspring: All purple • F2 generation = 2nd generation of offspring: 75%purple, 25% white Mendels Laws 1. Law of Unit Factors 2 factors control each trait • Alleles- alternate forms of genes • plant height: tall or short • flower color: white or purple Mendels Alleles Allele Combinations • Homozygous individuals have 2 of the same allele – 2 tall alleles – 2 white alleles • Heterozygous individuals have 2 different alleles – 1 tall allele and 1 short allele – 1 white allele and 1 purple allele

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Chapter 7: A View of the Cell
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