• • Founded the science of genetics. • • Identified many of the rules of heredity. These rules determine how traits are passed through generations of living things. • • Saw that living things pass traits to the next generation by something that remains unchanged in successive generations of an organism – we now call this ‘something’ genes. • • Realized that traits could skip a generation – seemingly lost traits could appear again in another generation – he called these recessive traits. • • Identified recessive and dominant traits which pass from parents to offspring. • • Established, momentously, that traits pass from parents to their offspring in a mathematically predictable way. The result of Mendel’s crosses between pure-breeding pea plants Characters Studied Parent First Filial (F1) Generation Seed shape Round Wrinkled Round Seed color Green Yellow Yellow Seed coat color Colored White Colored Pod shape Inflated Constricted Inflated Pod color Green Yellow Green Flower position Axial Terminal Axial Stem length Long Short Long Results of Mendel’s crosses between hybrid plants Character Hybrid F2 Generation Produced by Observed Studied Self-Pollinating F1 Hybrids Ratio Seed shape Round Round Wrinkled 2:1 Seed color Yellow Green Yellow 3:1 Seed coat color Colored Colored White 3:1 Pod shape Inflated Inflated Constricted 2:1 Pod color Green Green Yellow 2:1 Flower position Axial Axial Terminal 3:1 Stem length Long Long Short 2:1 Punnett Square • a.) determine the probability of the genetic cross • b.) solve genetic problems using punnett square • c.) discuss the importance of predicting the future Reginald Punnett • Developed the • Punnett Square “punnett Square” to • a.) A diagram used to depect the number predict an outcome of a and variety of particular cross or genetic combination breeding experiment • b.) contains capital letters to represent dominant allelles and lower case letters to recessive alleles. Round seed (R) crossed wrinkled (r) seed
What is the seed shape
of the offspring? Round R R How many possible result are there? Four (4) r Rr Rr How many possible result of having a round seed ? Four (4)
r Rr Rr What is now the ratio?
4:4 Definition Allele – refers to either member of a pair of R R -Allele genes that determines a single traits. r Rr Rr -genotype Genotype – refers to the pair of allele in the cell of r Rr Rr an organism Phenotype-refers to the trait that is expressed in an organism’s appearance. Let D= dominant allele and d=recessive allele DD=homozygous dominant; Dd=heterozygous dominant dd=homozygous recessive genotypes Determine the genotypic and Phenotypic ratios
DD X DD
Genotypic Ratio Phenotypic Ratio
Example In humans, brown eyes (B) are dominant over blue (b). A heterozygous brown eyed man marries a homozygous blue-eyed woman.
a.)What is the probability that There will be 50% probability that
they will have a brown-eyed they will have a brown-eyed child child? b.) What is the probability that There will be 50% probability that they will have a blue eyed they will have a blue-eyed child child? Group Activity
1. One dog carries 2. Suppose that your father
heterozygous, black-fur has a homozygous traits(Bb) and its mate dominant blood type B carries homozygous (IBIB) and your mother white-fur trait (bb). has a homozygous a.) What are the genotype dominant blood type A of the offspring? (IAIA). What will be your b.) What are the phenotype blood type? of the offspring? c.) What is the ratio of the offspring having black-fur trait and white-fur trait? b b IA IA B Bb Bb IB IAIB IAIB b bb bb IB IAIB IAIB a.) ½ or 50% Bb : ½ or 50% bb My Blood type AB
b.) ½ or 50% dominant : ½ or 50% recessive
c.) 2:2 Evaluation Direction : Solve the provided genetic cross
A heterozygous round seeded plant (Rr) is
crossed with a homozygous round seeded plant (RR). a.) What percentage of the offspring will be homozygous (RR)? b.) What are the genotype of the offspring? c.) What are the phenotypes of the offspring? a.) ½ or 50% of the offspring R r will be homozygous b.) ½ or 50%RR : ½ or 50% Rr R RR RR c.) 1 or 100% dominant R Rr Rr Assignment: • Directions: Solve the following genetic cross below (Activity notebook) 1. Curly hair (C) is dominant to straight hair (c). A mother has heterozygous curly hair marries to a homozygous straight hair. a.) What are the phenotype and genotype of the offspring? b.) What is the probability that they will have a child with straight hair?