Mendel's Principles and Meiosis – Classic Mendelian Genetics
About the Lecture
The lecture Mendel's Principles and Meiosis – Classic Mendelian Genetics by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course Understanding Genetics.
Included Quiz Questions
Which of the following was theorized by Mendel from his experiments with pea plants?
- The presence of two transmissible factors/alleles for each gene in a diploid organism
- The presence of one transmissible factor or allele for each gene in a haploid organism
- The presence of three transmissible factors for each gene in a haploid organism
- The presence of four transmissible factors for each gene in a haploid organism
- The presence of infinite transmissible factors for each gene in a haploid organism
Which of the following is associated incorrectly?
- Mendelian factors – centromeres of nonhomologous chromosomes
- Diploid organism – two sets of each chromosome
- Homozygous – purebred
- Principle of segregation – alternate alleles for a particular character segregating from each other during gamete formation and remaining distinct
- Heterozygous – different alleles at the same locus on homologous chromosomes
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Author of lecture Mendel's Principles and Meiosis – Classic Mendelian Genetics
Georgina Cornwall, PhD
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not natural
By studyingwithme 1. on 02. March 2019 for Mendel's Principles and Meiosis – Classic Mendelian Genetics
she looked like she was reading from a script and not focused or natural.
