PPT-Who was Gregor Mendel?

And why was his work so important Gregor Mendel Gregor Mendel was a monk who lived in the 1800s Mendels Mind Wandered Mendel wondered how the same species of plants could have different characteristics. Franz Kafka. Vermin. Gilded. Floundering. Subordinates. Enunciating. Louts. Gruff. Fretsaw. Disheveled . Chapter I. 10. . . Façade. 11. . Arduous. 12. . Diligence. 13. . Protruding. 14. . Prohibition. Mendel . By Muntrell Banks Taydra Fauntleroy and Jocelyn Davis . Homozygous Dominant. Having a pair of dominant alleles at a gene locus on homologous chromosomes; e.g. AA . Homozygous Recessive . Having a pair of recessive alleges at a gene locus on homologous chromosomes; e.g. Aa . Mendel and His Peas. A true story about an Austrian . monk and how he became THE FATHER OF GENETICS. Once upon a time…. There was an Austrian monk named . Gregor. Mendel. . He was young, about 21, when he was tasked with tending the monastery’s garden.. Heredity. The. passing of parents characteristics onto the offspring. Genetics is the branch of biology that studies heredity. Grego. r Mendel. Considered the father of genetics. Was an Austrian. monk that used pea plants to study heredity. . Traits. Detached Earlobes . Tongue rolling. Dimples. Cleft Chin. Cross Left thumb over right. See Colours Red and Green. Straight Hair Line . vs. Widows Peak. Key Terms. Selective breeding. Artificial breeding. 1. metamorphosis: a transformation from one state to another.. 2. melancholy: sad or depressed. 3. precursor: something that comes before. 4. equilibrium: a stable or balanced condition. 5. omission: the act of leaving out; neglecting. Probability, Punnett Squares, & . Independent Assortment (Dihybrid Cross). Section 11.2. Mendel’s Data. Mendel’s pea plant data gave him a lot of data to analyze. He began observing patterns, for example a cross of two heterozygous parents for tallness always results in approximately ¾ tall & ¼ short. B – What do you already know about protein . synthesis ? Write 1 sentence. Now read pages 150 and 151 including Figure 2. D - Write one thing you learned IN YOUR OWN . . WORDS from reading each step #1 thru 7 on . Which Services should we install?. We look at statistics on what users request. We look at interesting projects as part of the project description. We look for projects which we intend to integrate with: e.g. XD TAS, XSEDE. . Mendel and His Pea Plants. Gregor. Mendel. Austrian. Recommended to enter an abbey by his physics teacher. Becoming a friar allowed Mendel to continue his studies in various science fields without having to pay for it. Mendel discovered the basic principles of heredity by breeding garden peas in carefully planned experiments. Mendel’s Results. Mendel’s 3 Laws. Law of Dominance. Law of Segregation. Law of Independent Assortment. Conclusion:. Heredity material was packaged in discrete transferable units; came up with law of segregation and law of independent assortment.. Thomas Morgan – early 1900’s. Discovered that fruit flies’ genes were associated with chromosome inheritance.. QOD . 1/23/13- TRUE OR FALSE? . Girls . inherit more traits from their mother than their father. You . have inherited traits that are not apparent. Color . blindness is more common in males than females. Learning Target. I can discuss the work . Gregor. Mendel did with pea plants. . Who was . Gregor. Mendel?. Gregor. Mendel was an Austrian monk born in 1822. He is most known for his work with pea plants while living in a monastery.