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The document discusses the fundamentals of genetics, including key terms, historical figures, and concepts such as inheritance, alleles, and gamete formation. It highlights the contributions of Gregor Mendel and other pioneers in the field, detailing genetic terminology and principles like segregation and linkage. Additionally, it addresses the significance of dominant and recessive traits, as well as the methods used to predict genetic outcomes through tools like Punnett squares.

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Genetics Handwritten Notes

The document discusses the fundamentals of genetics, including key terms, historical figures, and concepts such as inheritance, alleles, and gamete formation. It highlights the contributions of Gregor Mendel and other pioneers in the field, detailing genetic terminology and principles like segregation and linkage. Additionally, it addresses the significance of dominant and recessive traits, as well as the methods used to predict genetic outcomes through tools like Punnett squares.

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eee eee VE VULUELUELEULEELCULELEULELEOCYVYOY INTRODUCTION Genetics Genetics term was giver W. Bateson, Genstics > Cottictive dtucly op heredity and Yori ati ont Heredity => dtu * anes ey eh Age Characters from parents to Offspring: Voxiations + Difference: that ore seen among the. Menebers op same Species. Inhoni tance — Process which genetic Characters are transf from parscent tp Offspring's For thee development op genetic characters following Conditions one faites = 1. Gene ehoulol be present, 2. Gene shoul be expres. 3 For expression piuitable Condition nequine Express Fe ey — RNA— Protein Cémayme) Substrate—> Product [rege] Genetic Chadract er HISTORY OF RESEARCHES IN GENETICS __ Gregor Johan Mendelt- Father 9 Genetic. W. Bateson ;- Father 0 Modern Genetica. He proposect various teun Like Genetics, Altele, Homozygous, Heterozygous, TH. Morgan :- Father of Experimental genetics. Lene performed experiment on Dxosophilte,. bs ue proposect Various Concepts Like Linkage, Sex Linkage, Crossing over, Criss - Cross inkvordtance. Le He sSuggestect that Or Chromosome. A. Garrod - Father % human genetics ano lL. Biocherucot genetics. He discoverect first tuuman metebolic genetic clisoxder je. Alkaptonusdo . [Black unine oisease] SOME GENETICAL TERMS *Chanxacter :- Any featuxe op an organism, eg: Stem sheignt, Flower Colour. Vaxioble form a Character, eg: Talt/ Dwarf i. Tali won| Ciroit) Grainy, © Heignt (chanater) AA Q2P7930 F277 79 S53 79DFFAFPpPerpAnn ap PI Aaa KRAB BFC AS eee reovuyeousouubyuUusuebueoeUuUugueuvuvuvuvuvuv” * Gene Ctexm Ay Tohannaend:-Menctet usec tou7 “ Element” on. “ Factor?” bs Segment o% DNA that is Petsponsible for Qppeakance OF Chanacters, 4 Seament DNA thot enerolly Synthesizer RNA ata protein, i ‘ Gene :- Unit of inheritance Chemicably gene is i DONA Leal genes axe DNA but alt ONAs exe not gene. gee —> RNA—> Protein» Choracter CHeignt) ~ an _ Colour. (Chanactexd o Alleles :- Alienate forms of a gone tt Cattec allele, Allele oxise clue to mutation. Allele. pe of dame Jocus on Fomolegous Chromocomes, evolution Matation Recessive Dornan \y Ri —>RNA < 7 : 1 Vad ‘ 5 ae Bestéin aera w [ 7 p= aay Homel St icine, Q. wof is a Correct presentation @ allule ? #7 h R E x i 4 ° 5 g° 0% wf Van ori Ans. (4) *Unmodified allele/ wild atrele/onginel eAllele which Js pr. in nature from storting. * Generally unmodified altele -it dominant attele « Modifiedt ottele :- * Formed mutation. * Generally Mmoclifies. aLtele is tecessive altete, unmodified unmodified unmodified Mediffed RNA < ndsa af afen - ai emyre) be lation vt Homelogous Chromaseme. is Hi Tat Chrompsome, Dominant (original) Pr enatype PSPS 9 8 se is es Dn i er ier les et AAAI FD RNA —+ Normal enzyme/ Lees efficient Unmodi tied str alia "kad (s]—_.[F] [Tate oorinant Rua 3 case RNA —> Non- functional enzyme YB matty a : B—- PF] t [Der h> Recenive RNA-> No enzyme at ott Conclusion s- & a Oroouisiec GUlele = Unmodified atte Recessive @and@ Modified allele + Unmodified allete e Homozygous /Pure/ Tieue- o Hetennzygous/ Impure breeding 3- a Presence of two oUisinitor Presence of two sintilae alleles of a gene an ow alleles of a. gene na diploid oryanism, Lip lool organism), & Te Fo: TT, tt T ir T é Ome ees ee EVV VYNVYeEYVUUHUYUUEUEEeEeUUvUuvUuUuuUuVs 8. Wot 42 dominostt allele and Receuive alte, § 'f We Cross R=Red and Ale yellow 2 iven $- RR = Red RR' = yellows R'a's yerlow | ommant trait Ri» Dominant abtete R-+> Recetsive abiele Phenotype e Genotype t- The extexnol ‘appeornce fe ituti Thi enttic Conatiteut Qn organism for o poxti— eg itution/ genutic make-up an Cularx Character. Organism for a blsautix Eo Tat/ Duerep Character, Eq TT/Te/ te ‘ 2 TI} Grenotyp 2. 7 oO Tall Duvar}f- Phenotype °Phenocopy %- when two afferent genotype. -place under olifperent environmental Conditions anol olevelob stinular -phenobype. , Bhi ane Collect planocopy oF each Other, Dif} Gentype Diffexent Eavirnmut ree elation trie ee. tt aM a C0 Aftex = Gibbereuin > PLELUD DUP UVUU BU ee treatmunt ~ cinilare | phtntype * Genome: = Total genetic material -porent in & monoploic Chaploid, Ceu a an organism, [Genome] » . [Gene] > ee C N. base + Sugade + Phosphate Segregationy disjunction :- Homologous Chromosomes Linkage BIndependent cdsontment :- Occur, When gous -pruert on non-dromalogua Chromosomes eg: A and G gous In diploid onpesidom,prerete e F a gene. % ingle cult Eq genes -py. on X and Y Chromosomes 9 duumon male, * Dominant Allele Alicle. Ahat Can -be express both in homozygous and Aetvwzygous Condition, Ep: T allele Dominant ‘in Homozy gous T Tall Heterozygous Te Tat Aeemizy gous «Receszsive Allele Allele that Can express only dn somo zygoud Condition. Ey: tame Dominant Trait Homozygous _,& Dwarf 'y Recessive’ Trait Receive Aude B Linkage :- Ocewe when gens present on Same Chromosomes. 4: A and D genes ™ Segnegation/ clisjunction :- Seporation op hamologus Chromosomes cluxing meiosis A Called Segre pacion. * Non- oisjunction i- Any mistake olusing chepoxotion of Chromosomes As Called Non- hisjunction. Tt > Segregation be Segregation tx —> Linkage TR= Linkowg & TE > Inctperont avtortment te —> Incleperdet assortment Note TEXTE = Selfing/ inbreeding Plawt 4 Plont 2 e Hy brick Vigour/ Heterosis § ~ Supercionity op Aybriot offspring over both of its ponent, — This is clue to tt Poxent me bb aaBB Dominant Trait > se Joo AaBb CHybrid Vigour.) Dominant Trait —* 2 *Inbyeeding depression 3- — Lost of Hybriot Vigour. clue to inbreeding / sb elf- _ pollination da Collect dnbreeding- aipteanion Coypri jo Hybrid Vigowe) Dominant Trait > 2 veal Dominant Trait — ae "ey Chance) os lines Wile is Lc Mi SS eee eV PUyvEbLUbLELULLELEULUELELELULELEOY. GAMETE FORMATION a 2n nN (hamete) ®) a D Moms ; aD + @iteeaa OG Type of gamete = 2" N= no, 7 heterozygous 9 dd Method & Fork tine method Homo Zy gous Se Heterozygous :- <= *E, lem 1 AA 2A - ee ee war =Q2" oe Types oj gamete =2" Lyatea art et ® = ag rs) Ni be ab <2 —_—@4 2 €4 4: AABBOD eq5: Aa Bb a nea Later nee B=AB= 1 a Aged < ae? a < cont 2 pee 7) "AARR net 4 —— Lateo i —A—R=AR D=agp-y “Saad <4 9. A plant with qenotype RRDd ce produce gameres. Fined oud probability oF gametes which Contain ROE enoky pe. 7 . ? “4 E=RDE=h R 0<, =RDe=k a SE “Homozygous =i 1 RR=—R “Heterozygous = te Recs QA plant with genotype ReTt Gg FF -produce. gunetes. Find out -probabils oR gametes Which Contain following qunotype = (1) RTGF ReTt ag FF @). régf O) RTYF (D rTaF BREET Ae F27993 73 ip rie Ws ee yw, A777 7 2 “Hugo de Viies scepublishect Mendel's seesiult!s -in JOC © Flonn in 1904, Ccecadate “ Coul Conrens Converted Luo postulates Mendel tte. tW0 Aas R Arenedity /Adencteliam :~ % z > Law of ssegnegation c ') Law of independent atsortmont: c TED} _dominanée & c i & ° ' = REASONS FOR UNRECOGNITION OF MENDEL'S Wore se Mendel -publishect his work on inhanieance % = Choractens in 1865 -but for several sreasons, tb = Jeemained. unrecognized tit 1900 :- e 1 Communication war not easy 50 his Work wrod Cc NOt widely -publicized. c * ~ “2, Menclet explained that factors ane stable. ana sl olischete unit [oid not blend] whieh war not 6 Accepted tay ts Contemporaries biologists o r 3. Mendet's approach. op using Mathematics waa oe dotally new at Ahat Aime. 4. He Could not provide any -physical proof 4px Me. exisee."* op factors and what Ahuy one made QR. APAMAIAADI/.% Q [Link] ik Comrect presevation o gamete which 41 formect sn diploid ovgasam 2 MA b ue Rr @)Aa Bb Hh Ee x WTA bHEr Ga bb HH er PUNNET SQUARE/ CHECKER BOA edeveloped. by British geneticist, Reginald C. Punnet. et vis a graphical representation to Caleutote the probatiid, op Ll porsible genotypes op offspring £0 @ genette Cross. eUs an Punnet Square the male gametes Le Aronizontotly ane female. gametes Le Gouieatty. 2 42729732242 AAA A A nN HM ke let 9 ke ke ce es AAAAA-OF 7 ~~ - Fs wre wwe wewe wees weve ET eT ewrueeewswewerere,y ~ é ats fake ‘Gam eter Gametes AB aB 08 * Gregor Johann Menotel (1822-18802 7 He was torr on duly 22, 1822 at Silesian vidlage, Heinzendon} state in Austria. —Menolel worked un Auguitinian Monottony Os mov at Bunn City A trio, —+ Mendel preformed brictiz ation experiments orn Jorden per plant (Pisum ebativum) for F years (1856-1863). — Werk diarted i- 1856 * J? a Work Completed :- 1863 ” Work, published i- 1865 * Without *t€ cognition op his word, he ied in 1884. dur to a. tefl ew clsease [Bright's disease] — After 16 yrs op Menctel’s death, in 1890 dua -postulat Were Recliscoverect 3 schentise i i = ya. ay Cwortcing incleben. 1. Coxt Cormrcens (Crexmany) —> Maize plants 2. Hugo de Varies (Holland) —> Evening Primenoce plants 3. Exich Von Tkchermaje (Austria)—» ditt flowering pla),

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