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Gregor Mendel

(1822-1884)The Father of Genetics

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Gregor Johann Mendel

Austrian monkStudied the inheritance of traits in pea plantsDeveloped the laws of inheritanceMendel's work was not recognized until the turn of the 20th century

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Gregor Johann Mendel

Between 1856 and 1863, Mendel cultivated and tested thousands of pea plants

He discovered how heredity works – how organisms transfer their traits to their offspring.

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Mendel stated that physical traits are inherited as “particles”Mendel did not know that the “particles” were actually Chromosomes –DNA!

Particulate Inheritance

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Why peas, Pisum sativum?

Why Peas?Produce lots of offspring Grow quicklyCan be grown in a small area Can be artificially cross-pollinated

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Mendel and His Peas

• Mendel tested 7 traits:1. Flower color2. Flower position3. Seed color4. Seed shape5. Pod shape6. Pod color7. Plant height

http://www.fieldmuseum.org/exhibits/traveling_mendel.htmp173 Life Science Textbook

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Mendel and His Peas

• He crossed a purple (PP) flowered plant with a white (pp) flowered plant. (Parent Generation)

http://biology.kenyon.edu/courses/biol114/KH_lecture_images/Mendel/Mendel.html

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Yes, copy the picture.

• The first generation (F1) of plants all had purple flowers.

• Where did the white color go??

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• Mendel crossed his first generation (F1 x F1) purple flowered plants together.

• In the second generation (F2) he had 3 purple flowered plants, and 1 white flowered plant.

  

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Yes, copy the picture.

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Below is a pedigree of two peas and their offspring.

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Mendel and His Peas

• Mendel noticed in the first generation, all of the white flowers seemed to disappear.

• He called this a recessive trait. • The white color faded away, and was not

expressed physically.• But - it showed up in the next

generation!

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Mendel and His Peas

• The purple that overpowered the recessive color was named the dominant trait.

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Mendel and His Peas

• Mendel found that each plant carried two sets of instructions for each characteristic (one from the “mom” and one from the “dad”).

• These sets of instructions are called alleles. (remember the “Genetics Notes?”)

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Vocabulary

- Heredity- the passing of traits from parent to offspring.- Homozygous – both alleles are identical. Also known as True-breeding. Ex: PP or pp- Heterozygous - each allele is different. Also known as hybrids. Ex: Pp

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Vocabulary

- P generation- the parent generation.- First-generation or F1- the very first set of

offspring from two parents- Second-generation or F2 – the offspring of

the kids from the F1 generation (grandkids)- Dominant trait- Represented with a capital letter, it overpowers the recessive trait.

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Vocabulary-Recessive trait- a trait that shows up only when two recessive alleles for the same characteristic are inherited-Genes- a section of DNA that carries hereditary instructions and is passed from parent to offspring-Alleles- multiple forms of the same gene

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VocabularyGenotype- the genetic code. Ex: PpPhenotype- the physical appearance. Ex: Purple FlowersPedigree – your family tree.Incomplete Dominance – a blend of the parents’ phenotypes.

Ex: Bb light brownbrown white

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VocabularyCodominance – When both phenotypes are visible. Ex: Hair that has both blond strands and brown strands. Karyotype – a chart of all your chromosomes lined up in order.Sex Chromosomes – chromosomes that determine a person’s gender. ex: XX and XYX-linked, or sex-linked inheritance – see p186 in Life Science Book.

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Let’s Review

1. If you crossed a true-breeding black rabbit with a true-breeding white rabbit, all of the offspring would be black. Which trait is dominant in rabbits: black fur or white fur?

2. Which trait is recessive?

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Answer

• The trait for black fur is dominant over the trait for white fur. The white fur trait is recessive.

http://www.buckeyevalleyfarms.freeservers.com/photo.html

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Google’s tribute to Mendel July 2011

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