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Question # 1

Differentiate between co-dominance and over dominance.

  • Ans 1: Co-dominance: Different alleles of a gene that are both expressed in a heterozygous condition are called codominant and this phenomenon is called codominance.e.g if a man of M blood group marries a woman of N blood group,all their children will have MN blood group.
  • Ans 2: Over-dominance: This dominance relation is fascinating because the overdominant heterozygote exceeds in quantity the phenotypic expression of both the homozygotes.e.g In fruit fly Drosophila the heterozygote W+/W or white eye w/w homozygotes.
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12th Class Biology Chapter 22 Short Questions Preparation - Set 1

Question # 1

Differentiate between co-dominance and over dominance.

  • Ans 1: Co-dominance: Different alleles of a gene that are both expressed in a heterozygous condition are called codominant and this phenomenon is called codominance.e.g if a man of M blood group marries a woman of N blood group,all their children will have MN blood group.
  • Ans 2: Over-dominance: This dominance relation is fascinating because the overdominant heterozygote exceeds in quantity the phenotypic expression of both the homozygotes.e.g In fruit fly Drosophila the heterozygote W+/W or white eye w/w homozygotes.
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12th Class Biology Chapter 22 Short Questions Preparation - Set 2

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Give significance of test cross.

  • Ans 1: Mendel devised a cross called test cross,which is used to test the genotype of an individual showing a dominant phenotype.This cross finds out the homozygous or heterozygous nature of the genotype.
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12th Class Biology Chapter 22 Short Questions Preparation - Set 3

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What are jumping genes?

  • Ans 1: Jumping genes do not reside peacefully on their loci; they keep on hopping on different loci on the same chromosomes or other chromosomes.
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12th Class Biology Chapter 22 Short Questions Preparation - Set 4

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What is tetrad?

  • Ans 1: Each pair of homologous chromosome which consists of four chromatids is called tetrad.
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12th Class Biology Chapter 22 Short Questions Preparation - Set 5

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Differentiate between population & gene pool.

  • Ans 1: Population: Any group of interbreeding organisms of the same species that exist together in both time and space is called a population.e.g 100 diploid plants of pea in a field is an example of population.
  • Ans 2: Gene pool: All the genes or alleles found in a breeding population at a given time are collectively called the gene pool.e.g pea plants has white colors.There will be 100 genes(or 200 alleles) for flower color in gene pool.
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12th Class Biology Chapter 22 Short Questions Preparation - Set 6

Question # 1

Differentiate between co-dominance and over dominance.

  • Ans 1: Co-dominance: Different alleles of a gene that are both expressed in a heterozygous condition are called codominant and this phenomenon is called codominance.e.g if a man of M blood group marries a woman of N blood group,all their children will have MN blood group.
  • Ans 2: Over-dominance: This dominance relation is fascinating because the overdominant heterozygote exceeds in quantity the phenotypic expression of both the homozygotes.e.g In fruit fly Drosophila the heterozygote W+/W or white eye w/w homozygotes.
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