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    Huntington's disease is caused by a dominant allele H. The chances of two heterozygous parents having a child with Huntington's disease is 50%. A punnett square shows that if both parents carry the recessive allele (are heterozygous), there is a 50% chance their child will inherit the dominant allele from one parent and express the trait. The class will cover notes on codominance and incomplete dominance, with homework due on practicing these genetics concepts.

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    Huntington's disease is caused by a dominant allele H. The chances of two heterozygous parents having a child with Huntington's disease is 50%. A punnett square shows that if both parents carry the recessive allele (are heterozygous), there is a 50% chance their child will inherit the dominant allele from one parent and express the trait. The class will cover notes on codominance and incomplete dominance, with homework due on practicing these genetics concepts.

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    Huntington's disease is caused by a dominant allele H. The chances of two heterozygous parents having a child with Huntington's disease is 50%. A punnett square shows that if both parents carry the recessive allele (are heterozygous), there is a 50% chance their child will inherit the dominant allele from one parent and express the trait. The class will cover notes on codominance and incomplete dominance, with homework due on practicing these genetics concepts.

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    Huntington's disease is caused by a dominant allele H. The chances of two heterozygous parents having a child with Huntington's disease is 50%. A punnett square shows that if both parents carry the recessive allele (are heterozygous), there is a 50% chance their child will inherit the dominant allele from one parent and express the trait. The class will cover notes on codominance and incomplete dominance, with homework due on practicing these genetics concepts.

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    4/24/2015

    February26,2015
    ScienceNotebookQuestion

    Whattraitmakes
    youunique?

    Huntingtons disease is caused


    by a dominant allele H. What are
    the chances two heterozygous
    parents will have a child with
    Huntingtons disease?
    Learning Targets and Success Criteria

    I can apply the law of independent


    assortment
    Complete punnett squares and predict
    different phenotypes.

    OtherLearningTargets

    RollQuestion

    Class Agenda

    Notebook Question
    Codominance and Incomplete
    Dominance Notes
    Multiple Alleles Notes

    Homework Due Today: Punnett Square Practice


    Homework Due Next Class: Codominance/Incomplete Practice

    Icanexpressprobabilityasapercent
    Useapunnett squaretofindtheprobabilityof
    agivenphenotype
    Icanwriteclearlyusingcompletesentences
    Usefullsentenceswhenexplainingthinkingin
    thepracticequestions.
    Icanuselogicalthinkingskills
    Applyconceptsofindependentassortmentto
    newproblemsandexplainthinking.

    From last time

    Incomplete Dominance

    WW

    RR

    RW

    Phenotypes blend, like mixing paint!

    Incomplete Dominance

    R W

    R W

    Genotypes
    R = Red Flower

    W = White Flower

    White Flower =
    Red Flower =

    R W

    R W

    Pink Flower =

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    Incomplete Dominance
    R

    Codominance

    RR

    RW

    RW

    WW

    Both phenotypes are shown at the same time!


    Black and Tan colors are both seen

    Genotypes
    B = Black Cat

    T = Tan Cat

    Black Cat =
    Tan Cat =
    Tabby Cat =

    Codominance
    T

    TB

    TB

    TB

    TB

    Codominance
    T

    T T

    T B

    T B

    BB

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    Incomplete & Codominance

    Multiple Alleles
    More than 2 alleles determine the trait.
    Alleles for blood type A, B, O
    A & B are Co-Dominant
    O is recessive, but is written as a capitol letter

    Blood Type Genotype

    Practice

    Blood Type
    Demonstration
    This image cannot currently be display ed.

    A
    B
    AB
    O

    Phenotype

    AA or AO

    Type A

    BB or BO
    AB

    Type B
    Type AB

    OO

    Type O

    Blood Donors
    Look at the chart below and make
    observations about patterns you notice.
    Blood Type

    Donate To?

    Receive
    From?

    A
    B
    AB
    O

    Blood Donors

    Practice Problem

    Which blood type is considered the


    universal donor?
    Which blood type is considered the
    universal receiver?

    A man with blood type AB married a woman


    with AB blood. What are the chances their
    children would have the following blood types?
    Type A =
    Type B =
    Type AB =
    Type O =

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    Blood Type Practice

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