Exam 10: Patterns of Inheritance
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The failure of which organ affected by a defective CFTR protein is likely to cause death in cystic fibrosis patients?
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In a cross of a DDRR individual with a ddrr individual, the genotype of all offspring will ____.
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Genetic testing by ____ can be performed earliest in pregnancy.
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In an autosomal dominant disorder such as Huntington's disease, two carrier parents have the probability of passing the gene onto ____ of their children.
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In a person with cystic fibrosis, the CFTR mutation causes the protein to be ____.
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Match the following terms to the correct label in the figure below.
a.A
b.B
c.C
d.D
e.E
-phenotype

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Match the following symptoms to the disorder to which they correspond.
-XYY syndrome
A)mental impairment and heart defects
B)mild mental impairment
C)Sterility and mental impairment
D)minimal abnormalities
E)sterility, abnormal ovaries, and abnormal sexual traits
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Match the following terms to the condition with which they best correspond.
-fur color in Labrador retrievers
A)epistasis
B)incomplete dominance
C)codominance
D)pleiotropy
E)continuous variation
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Match the following terms to the description with which they best correspond.
-a range of small differences in a shared trait
A)genotype
B)heterozygous
C)dihybrid cross
D)pleiotropic
E)codominance
F)epistasis
G)incomplete dominance
H)syndrome
I)continuous variation
J)aneuploidy
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Genetic recombination as a result of crossing over occurs more readily between genes that are ____.
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The discarded theory of blending inheritance most closely resembles ____.
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____ is an example of a genetic disorder with little impact on the individual.
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Match the following terms to the description with which they best correspond.
-experiment in which individuals who have different alleles for two genes are crossed
A)genotype
B)heterozygous
C)dihybrid cross
D)pleiotropic
E)codominance
F)epistasis
G)incomplete dominance
H)syndrome
I)continuous variation
J)aneuploidy
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Match the following terms to the condition with which they best correspond.
-Marfan syndrome
A)epistasis
B)incomplete dominance
C)codominance
D)pleiotropy
E)continuous variation
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Match the following symptoms to the disorder to which they correspond.
-XXX syndrome
A)mental impairment and heart defects
B)mild mental impairment
C)Sterility and mental impairment
D)minimal abnormalities
E)sterility, abnormal ovaries, and abnormal sexual traits
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In cats, short hair (L) is dominant to long hair (l). If a short-haired cat of unknown genotype is crossed with a long-haired animal, and they produce one long-haired kitten and one short-haired kitten, this would indicate that ____.
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In a Punnett square, the letters on top of the square and on the side of the square represent ____.
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