- A
monohybrid cross is a
cross between two
organisms with
different variations at one
genetic locus of interest. The character(s)
being studied in a monohybrid...
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where the
resulting offspring become monohybrids. It is
utilized to test only one type of gene or phenotype.
Monohybrid, also
called “single gene test cross”...
- we only look at one
trait determined by one pair of genes, we call it
monohybrid inheritance. If the
crossing is done
between parents (P-generation, F0-generation)...
- 50%, and bb is 25%. The
ratio of the
phenotypes is 3:1,
typical for a
monohybrid cross. When ****essing
phenotype from this, "3" of the
offspring have "Brown"...
- green) and pea
shape (round or wrinkled). He
applied the same
rules of a
monohybrid cross to
create the
dihybrid cross. From
these experiments, he determined...
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characteristics are
discrete and are
inherited by the parents. This
image depicts a
monohybrid cross and
shows 3 generations: P1
generation (1), F1
generation (2), and...
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found support for this law in his
dihybrid cross experiments. In his
monohybrid crosses, an
idealized 3:1
ratio between dominant and
recessive phenotypes...
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polygenic traits,
inheritance will not
follow the same
pattern as a
simple monohybrid or
dihybrid cross.
Polygenic inheritance can be
explained as Mendelian...
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disease involves a dihybrid,
complex gene and does not
include a
monohybrid gene.
Bleuler also said that
there may be a
polymorphic aspect to schizophrenia...
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allows the
direct investigation of
genotypes together with phenotypes.
Monohybrid Cross (3:1)
Dihybrid Cross (9:3:3:1)
Dominance (genetics)
Genotype Phenotype...
