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Plant Genetics Plant Genetics JJA Obico, Department of Biology JJA Obico, Department of Biology University of the Philippines Manila

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Plant GeneticsPlant GeneticsJJA Obico, Department of BiologyJJA Obico, Department of Biology

University of the Philippines Manila

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Study of heredity and hereditary variationS udy o d y a d d a y a a o

Genes- hereditary units- Segments of DNA

Chromosomes - DNA + proteins

GeneticsGeneticsGeneticsGenetics

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A. Interphasep as1. Gap 1 or G1 phase2. Synthesis phase or S phase3. G2 phaseB. M-phase (Mitosis or Meiosis)

Cell CycleCell CycleCell CycleCell Cycle

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1. G1h th ll d ◦ where the cell spends

most of its functional life

◦ Performs metabolic acitivities

2. S-phase◦ DNA molecules are

copied or replicatedcopied or replicated◦ from single

stranded DNA in G1phase to double stranded DNAstranded DNA

3. G2◦ preparing for the

actual division events

InterphaseInterphase

(much protein synthesis- tubulin)

InterphaseInterphase

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MeiosisMeiosisMeiosisMeiosis

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Asexual or Sexual Reproduction?p

1. Crossing over2. Independent assortment of chromosomes3. Random fertilization

SOURCES OF VARIATIONSOURCES OF VARIATIONSOURCES OF VARIATIONSOURCES OF VARIATION

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Crossing overCrossing overCrossing overCrossing over

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Independent assortment of chromosomesIndependent assortment of chromosomesIndependent assortment of chromosomesIndependent assortment of chromosomes

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2n

223 The no. of possible combination of maternal and paternal chromosomes in the gametes

Random fertilization of an ovum Random fertilization of an ovum by a spermby a spermby a spermby a sperm

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True-breeding plantsu b d g p a sTwo varities◦ Purple flower◦ White flowerHybridizationM h b id Monohybrid cross

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Whatever the factor that caused the a a o a aus dpurple color was more powerful than the factor for white color

Mendel said that the yellow factor "d i t d" th f t"dominated" the green factor.

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1. Alternative version of genes account for a s o o g s a ou ovariations in inherited character

Mendel’s findingsMendel’s findingsMendel s findingsMendel s findings

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2. For each character, an organism inherits o a a a , a o ga s s2 alleles: one from each parent

Homozygous– identical allelesHeterozygous– different alleles

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3. Dominant allele – fully expressed3 o a a u y p ss dRecessive allele – masked

Dominant- uppercaseRecessive – lowercase

P- purple; p- white

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4. Two alleles for each character segregate o a s o a a a s g gaduring gamete production – LAW of SEGREGATION

AN ovum or sperm get only ONE of alleles f ll th of all the genes

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PUNNETT squareU squa- A tool for predicting the results of a

genetic cross

P Pp Pp Ppp Pp Pp

What will be the physical What will be the physical appearance?appearance?appearance?appearance?

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Self pollinate Pp individualsS po a p d dua s

P pP PP PpP Pp pp

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Pp, PPPp, PP-- same phenotype but different genotypesame phenotype but different genotype

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Seed shape and seed colorpRound and wrinkled; yellow and green RRYY x rryyG t RY RY d Gametes: RY;RY and ry;ryF1: RrYy self pollinateRrYy x RrYyRrYy x RrYyGametes (dependent assortment): RY;ryand RY; ryyF2?Are they transmitted as package?Will Y d R d d t t th ?

DihybridDihybrid crosscross

Will Y and R; and r and y stay together?

DihybridDihybrid crosscross

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Probabilityobab yThe number of ways an event can occurtotal number of possible outcomespranges from 0 to 1

MendelianMendelian inheritance reflects inheritance reflects rules of probabilityrules of probabilityrules of probabilityrules of probability

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Product Ruleodu u◦ For independent eventsSum Rule◦ Events that can occur in two or more different ways

What is the probability of getting a heterozygote What is the probability of getting a heterozygote (Pp) in this cross?

A B Pp x Pp

1. P= ½ ; p= ½ ¼2 p= ½; P = ½ ¼ 2. p= ½; P = ½ ¼

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1. Incomplete dominance

Non Non mendelianmendelian inheritanceinheritanceNon Non mendelianmendelian inheritanceinheritance

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2. Multiple alleles- more than 2 allelesu p a s o a a s

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3. Polygenic inheritance

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4. pleiotropy- single gene controls more p o opy s g g o o s othan one character

eg. one gene affects corolla, anther, calyx, leaf and capsule of tobacco

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5. Linked genes- genes are on the same 5 d g s g s a o sachromosome

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6. Cytoplasmic inheritance6 Cy op as a- Maternal inheritance- Extra nuclear genesg

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7. Epistasis – Cucurbita pepop s as s Cu u b a p po