KSU ANTH 18630 - Genes and cell genetics

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2-2Genes and cell genetics continued- Polygenic Trait o Governed by more than one locus on more than one chromosomeo Traits of complex inheritanceo Continuous traits For Mendelian traits, genotype dictates phenotype For poly genic, genotype predicts trait, then environment plays a role- Psychosocial dwarfismo Children never growo Associated with abuse environmentso No growth or weight gain regardless of caloric intake- Mitochondria o Organelles in the cytoplasm of a cello Were once prokaryotic cells that were endocytized (taken into) an incubated cello Normally a eukaryote would reject an addition but instead they started a symbiotic relationship Make ATP  used as energy for cell Cell provides nutrients for mito.o Their DNA (mtDNA) has 40 genes Can mutate Accumulate mutations over timeo In sperm, mitochondria do nothing except mobilityo Eggs contain all the mitochondrial DNA that offspring receive Assume:- No paternal influence- Mutations over time- Assume rate of mutation- Assume constant mutation- We can find who and when the original mitochondria was around Mitochondria Eve (Mt. Eve)- Lived in Africa about 200,000 years ago- Chimps have much more mt. variation because of being around longer- Modern synthesiso Selectionists – slow gradual changes over timeo Mutationists – fast, big changes through mutationo The joining of these two schools of thought is Modern Synthesiso Evolution: 1. Production 2. Natural selection contributes to next


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