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Title: Complex Patterns of Inheritance


1
Complex Patterns of Inheritance
Beyond Mendels rules of simple
dominant/recessive inheritance
2
Incomplete Dominance
  • Neither allele is dominant heterozygote is a
    blend of phenotypes of the two homozygotes.

Red White Pink
3
Genotype CC phenotype chestnut
4
Genotype WW phenotype white
5
Genotype CW phenotype palomino
6
Practice incomplete dominance with Four OClocks
(flowers)
P RR x WW
Red parent plant
R
R


W
RW
RW
White parent plant
RW
RW
W
Genotype of F1
100 RW
Phenotype of F1
All pink!
7
F1 RW x RW
Pink parent plant
R
W


R
RR
RW
Pink parent plant
WW
RW
W
Genotype ratio of F2
1RR 2RW 1WW
Phenotype ratio of F2
1 red 2 pink 1 white
8
Codominance
  • Both alleles are dominant expressed separately

Red White Both Red and White (NOT pink!)
9
Genotype RW
10
Genotype RR phenotype red
11
Genotype WW phenotype white
12
Genotype RW phenotype roan
13
Show the cross between two roan cows (use R and
W).
  • What is the probability that two roan cows will
    have at least one roan
    offspring?
  • 50
  • What is the probability that two roan cows will
    have a white offspring?
  • 25

R
W


RR
RW
R
WW
W
RW
14
Multiple Alleles
  • More than 2 alleles possible for a trait
  • Example Blood type in humans
  • Three alleles possible (A, B, and O), each person
    only has two of those alleles
  • Four phenotypes (blood types) possible A, B, AB,
    and O
  • A and B are codominant O is recessive
  • Alleles notated as IA, IB, i

15
Notice the new allele notation!
16
Polygenic Traits
  • Trait is controlled by interaction between 2 or
    more genes
  • Examples skin color, eye color, height, hair
    color
  • Results in a continuum of expressed phenotypes

17
Lethal Recessive Alleles
  • Having two mutated copies of an essential gene
    may be deadly
  • E.g., Cystic Fibrosis, Sickle-cell Anemia,
    Tay-Sachs Disease
  • Heterozygote survivse because it has one
    nonmutated form of the gene
  • Heterozygote is carrier for disorder
  • Heterozyous condition is sometimes linked with
    beneficial traits
  • e.g., sickle cell carrier and malaria resistance

18
Other Complex inheritance patterns still to come
  • Sex-linked traits
  • More about blood
  • Environmental effects
  • Chromosomal disorders
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