Genetics
- Monohybrid cross (Aa × Aa)
- genotypes 1 : 2 : 1, phenotypes 3 : 1
- Dihybrid cross
- phenotypes 9 : 3 : 3 : 1
- Hardy–Weinberg
- p + q = 1, p² + 2pq + q² = 1
- Independent genes
- multiply the probabilities
Formula sheets, the key method steps for every topic and 4 practice problems, with full solutions at the back.
haemophilia is X-linked recessive (allele h). A carrier mother, XHXh, has children with an affected father, XhY. The mother's gametes run down the side. Click the cell for an unaffected son.
Two AaBb parents are crossed. Gene A gives purple flowers (dominant) or white flowers; gene B gives round seeds (dominant) or wrinkled seeds. Click the one cell for an offspring that is shows both white flowers and wrinkled seeds.
How does glucose enter most body cells, such as red blood cells?
Okazaki fragments are formed on:
Answer: XH × Y
Punnett square: one parent's gametes run along the top, the other's down the side. Each cell joins the gamete above it with the gamete beside it, and every cell is equally likely. A recessive trait only shows when both alleles are recessive; for an X-linked trait, sons get their only X from the mother.
Answer: ab × ab
Punnett square: one parent's gametes run along the top, the other's down the side. Each cell joins the gamete above it with the gamete beside it, and every cell is equally likely. A recessive trait only shows when both alleles are recessive; for an X-linked trait, sons get their only X from the mother.
A homozygous genotype needs the same gamete from both parents, so only one cell in the 16 fits.
Answer: B · By facilitated diffusion through GLUT carrier proteins
Glucose uses GLUT carrier proteins to move down its concentration gradient without using ATP. This is facilitated diffusion.
Answer: B · The lagging strand during DNA replication
The lagging strand is synthesised discontinuously in short fragments away from the fork, then joined by ligase.
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