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Classical Genetics (Khan Academy)
Have you ever been told that you have your mother's eyes or grandfather's nose? Learn why traits run in families and how they're passed on. We'll look at Mendel's model of inheritance and learn how it's been revised and extended in the past 150 years.
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Mục lục· 29 mục
- 01: Introduction to heredity
- 1.01: Introduction to heredity
- 1.02: Alleles and genes
- 1.03: Worked example - Punnett squares
- 1.04: Mendel and his peas
- 1.05: The law of segregation
- 1.06: The law of independent assortment
- 1.07: Probabilities in genetics
- 1.08: Introduction to heredity review
- 1.09: Practice - Introduction to heredity
- 1.10: Practice - Punnett squares and probability
- 02: Non-Mendelian inheritance
- 2.01: Co-dominance and Incomplete Dominance
- 2.02: Multiple alleles incomplete dominance and codominance
- 2.03: Pleiotropy and lethal alleles
- 2.04: Polygenic inheritance and environmental effects
- 2.05: Non-Mendelian inheritance review
- 2.06: Practice - Non-Mendelian inheritance
- 03: Sex linkage
- 3.01: Example punnet square for sex-linked recessive trait
- 3.02: X-linked inheritance
- 3.03: X-inactivation
- 3.04: Sex linkage review
- 3.05: Practice - Sex linkage
- 04: Pedigrees
- 4.01: Pedigrees
- 4.02: Pedigree for determining probability of exhibiting sex linked recessive trait
- 4.03: Pedigrees review
- 4.04: Practice - Pedigrees