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The inheritance of traits Heredity Terms Genes Sections of DNA that code for a trait Heredity Terms Alleles Different forms of a gene that code for a trait One from mom one from dad. Medicine in the West: . the . r. ise . of . science. Aims. To introduce the idea and impact of laboratory medicine.. To see how the laboratory provided the context for the development of bacteriology.. Heredity. CH12 . pg. 267. Sexual Reproduction. Combining of a sperm cell and an egg cell from two individuals . The offspring of this "cross" will have characteristics from both "parents“. hybrid. N. POSTURAL DEFORMITIES. PRESENTED BY:-. Mrs.Ramandeep. . kaur. MEANING OF POSTURE. POSTURE CONCERNS THE WAY AN INDIVIDUAL . CARRIES HIMSELF/HERSELF WHILE SITTING, . STANDING, WALKING AND LYING.. TYPES OF GOOD POSTURE. Extremes of Intelligence: Mental Retardation. Diagnosis based on . IQ and adaptive testing. diagnosis reserved for individuals with . sub-average general mental ability . IQ 2 or more SD below mean. accompanied by deficiencies in adaptive skills, . What did Mendel Observe?. How do alleles affect inheritance?. Heredity. The passing of physical characteristics, or traits from parents to offspring.. VOCABULARY. Genetics: The study of Heredity (passing of traits from parent to offspring). Chapter 10 Section 1. Mendel’s Experiment. In the mid 19. th. century, a monk named Mendel studied how traits are passed from one generation to another.. Experimented on . garden peas. .. .  green pea plants reproduce sexually (produce gametes). 27.1 Why Must We Reproduce?. In order for all species to survive, organisms, including human beings, must produce new organisms like themselves.. The process by which organisms produce new organisms like themselves is called . Theories of Inheritance. Chapter 7. Key Concepts. Neither Darwin nor Wallace knew how variation could be produced in Nature. . . What do we attribute this to now? . The accepted theories of inheritance were the . Inherited Human Traits. Trait. A trait is inherited from . from. genes that are found on DNA.. Attached Earlobes vs. Detached Earlobes. Unattached earlobes is. c. onsidered a dominant . gene. Attached earlobe is. HEREDITY. . = passing on of characteristics from parents to . offspring. How. ?.................. DNA!. I. DNA, . Chromosomes,. Chromatin. , and Genes. DNA. . = blueprint of life (has the instructions for making an organism). Trait. a characteristic that an organism can pass on to its offspring through its genes. . Offspring. The product of reproduction; a new organism produced by one or more parents (ex. Human baby). Chromosome. Chapter 12. I. Pedigree. Graphic representation of genetic inheritance. (Look at Fig 12.1 and 12.2). I. Pedigree. Circle = female. Square = male . Shaded = shows trait being studied. Half Shaded = Carrier. Heredity /Genetics Gregor Mendel was a n Augustinian friar who gained posthumous fame as the founder of the modern science of genetics . Though farmer s had known for centuries that crossbreeding of Heredity. Mutations. Experiments. General Characteristics. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. Developmental Stages for .