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Mendelian Genetics How we inherit our genes.

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Mendelian GeneticsHow we inherit our genes.

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Gregor Mendel

Genetic inheritance was first explained by Gregor Mendel in 1866.

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Why Care?

To understand genetic diseases

To create new genetic variations

To better understand evolution

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How are genetic traits passed on?

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DNA Transcription RNA Translation Protein

I think parents pass on their __________ to their offspring

DNARNA Protein

Reminder: Draw out overview

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Review

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Review

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How are genetic traits inherited?

What kind of cells do you need to make a baby?

Gametes: a cell that fuses with another cell during fertilization- Sperm and egg cells- Sex cells

Our genetic inheritance is really complicated so let first focus on the simple pea plant.

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Somatic Cells

Somatic Cells: Cells that do not participate in sexual reproduction- ex: muscle cells, neural cells, skin cells

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How are genetic traits inherited?: Mendel’s Pea Plant Experiments

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How are genetic traits inherited?

Mendel’s Experiment demonstrates the

Law of segregation (the first law): parents pass on a randomly selected copy (allele) of a gene to its offspring.

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The second law

Law of Independent Assortment: genes for different traits usually will be passed on separately from each other.

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Summary

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Gene Inheritance with humans!

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Gene Inheritance with humans!

RR or Rr rr

Can you roll your tongue?

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Concept Mapping