Allele is the form of gene or 2 or more versions of a gene. Allele is a viable DNA coding that occupies position on chromosome.
The concept of segreggaton and independent assortment is based on principle of Mendel's Law as the seggregation was 1st observed by Gregor Mendel.
The concept of seggregation.:
Charecteristics and the gene transfer from one generation to other generation i.e., from parent to offsprings in Gametogeneis. there is 50% chances of getting specific trait from mother and 50% chance of getting trait from father. The trait are seperated in the process of gametogeneis. This is the only process applicable for Monohybrid cross. For example:
y}-----> yellow
Y}------>Green
so the offspring may get either yellow or green.
The concept of Independent Assortment:
The process is based on dihybrid cross two or more than two traits.
During the process of gametogeneis the two charecteristics are not depended on one another.
For example: Height: tt-----> short
TT------> Tall
y}-----> yellow
Y}------>Green
These two traits do not have equal influence on the offspring.
In one DNA if we have T T T T T t
Y Y y y y Y
In this case if we take the example of a plant the trait may have green or yellow flowers or the plant may be short or tall. So we get a lot of different combinations.
In independent assortment one character do not influence the effect of another character.
explain the concepts segregation of alleles and then independant assortment , pls and thankyou
Explain how Mendel drew conclusions about particulate inheritance and the principle of segregation from the analysis of monohybrid crosses. Explain how Mendel drew conclusions about the principle of independent assortment from the analysis of dihybrid crosses. Explain how chromosome movement during meiosis accounts for the principles of segregation and independent assortment. Describe how gene linkage affects the assortment of alleles at meiosis. Solve genetics problems, including those involving monohybrid crosses, dihybrid crosses, different forms of...
14) Which of the following statements about independent assortment or segregation is correct? A) The law of independent assortment describes the behaviour of two or more genes relative to one another. B) The law of segregation describes the behaviour of two or more genes relative to one another C) The law of independent assortment is accounted for by observations of prophase I of meiosis. D) The law of segregation is accounted for by telophase of mitosis. The laws of segregation...
How do key events of meiosis explain Mendel’s law of segregation and independent assortment? How did T.H Morgan’s drosophila experiment validate chromosome theory of inheritance? How did analysis of nondisjunction validate the chromosome theory of inheritance?
What stages of meiosis does the law of segregation and the law of independent assortment occur?
The Law of independent assortment states that A diploid organism's three alleles for a gene separate from one another during gamete formation Segregation of an allelic pair for one trait has no effect on segregation of alleles for another trait. none of the answers listed An organism's two alleles for a gene separate from one another during gamete formation. Segregation of an allelic pair for one trait has a great effect on segregation of alleles for another trait Nucleosomes that...
How many monochlorination products (constitutional isomers)
are possible for the cycloalkane shown below?
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13. ow many monochlorination products (constitutional isomers) are possible for the cycloalkane shown below? (3pts)
Which of the following Mendelian principles apply to linked genes? a. Independent assortment b. Segregation c. Both d. Neither
Draw me a picture that displays the laws of segregation and independent assortment Include all relevant vocabulary terms and especially the following: -Gamete -Dominant -Recessive -P generation -F1 and F2 generations
Describe the phenomenon of linkage and how it affects assortment of alleles during meiosis.
For a character regulated by two pairs of alleles, the expected segregation ratios in a particular experiment are 1:4:6:4:1. The observed numbers in each of the five categories were: 9 37 57 46 11 Are these results consistent with the postulated segregation ratios?