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    Mendel performed his experiment on garden pea species and gave rules of heridity. Give the scientific name of the species.
    Solution
    The scientific name of the garden pea plant on which Mendel performed his experiments is Pisum sativum.
    So, the correct answer is 'Pisum sativum'.
  • Question 2
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    How many true breeding pea plant varieties did Mendel select as pairs, which were similar except in onecharacter with contrasting traits?
    Solution
    • Mendel selected 14 True breeding plant varieties. 
    So, the correct answer is (B).
  • Question 3
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    In a human male, a sperm will contain :
    Solution
    The human sperm is  the male gamete formed after meiotic division and hence it contains half the number of autosomes and allosomes. The human males are heterogametic, with X and Y chromosomes as the allosome pair. Since, gamete consists of half the number of chromosomes. The sperm wil have either X or Y chromosome.
    So, the correct answer is 'Either X or Y Chromosomes'
  • Question 4
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    How many different types of gametes can be formed by $${F_1}$$ progeny, resulting from the following cross:
    AA BB CC $${\times}$$ aa bb cc.
    Solution
    • The F$$_{1}$$ generation formed by the cross between

    • AA BB CC  x  aa bb cc is Aa Bb Cc.

    • Here, there are three different types of genes involved. The maximum number of gametes possible is given by 2$$^n$$.

    • In the given case, n = 3. Therefore the maximum number of combinations = 2$$^n$$ = 8.

    • The possible combinations: ABC, ABc, AbC, Abc, aBC, aBc, abC and abc.

      Hence, option b is correct.
  • Question 5
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    Phenotypic and genotypic ratios according to Mendel's pattern of inheritance is 
    Solution
    The genotype ratio is the set of genes in our DNA which is responsible for a particular trait. The phenotype ratio is the physical expression, or characteristics, of that trait. For example, two organisms that have even the minutest difference in their genes are said to have different genotypes. Tt and TT are two different genotypes. So, the ratio is 1:1 but the phenotypes for them are same i.e., tall. Hence, the genotypic and phenotypic ratios can be different.
    So, the correct answer is option A.
  • Question 6
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    Mrs. Verma has an autosomal gene pair 'Bb' and she contain x-linked gene 'd'. What is the percentage of gamete, which contain 'bd' genes?
    Solution
    It has been given, that the gametes produced by a female of genotype Bb is to be investigated. In addition to it, it is also given that she contains an X-linked gene 'd'. Thus, when we analyze the sex chromosome combination of human females - XX. Thus, the female will have 50% chance of bearing ovum with Bd genes and another 50% with bd genes.
  • Question 7
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    Which of the following discoveries resulted in a Nobel Prize?
    Solution
    H. J. Muller in 1946 was awarded Nobel Prize for his discovery of the production of mutation by X-ray irradiation.
    He was an American geneticist, educator, and Nobel laureate best known for his work on the physiological and genetic effects of radiation, which in the following years led to increased scrutiny to the use of radioactive elements and safety procedures.
    Therefore, the correct answer is option B.
  • Question 8
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    Match the following and select the correct match.
    List IList II
    AMendel performed .................. between plants having alternate traits of a character, e.g., tall and dwarf, coloured flower and white flower.1Second filial
    BFor this he removed .................. (emasculation) from 50% of the flowers of each type and used them as female parents.2Reciprocal crosses
    C.................. from the other flower were collected and dusted over the stigma of these flowers. The pollinated flowers were covered with paper bags and allowed to form pods with seeds.3Monohybrid cross
    DThe cross involving two traits of a single character is called .....................  4First filial generation
    ECross involving traits of two characters is known as .................. 5Anthers
    FThe seeds of the cross were collected and sown next year. The plants were hybrid in nature. They constituted the ................ or $$F_1$$ generation.6Pollen
    GSelf Breeding for $$F_2$$ and $$F_3$$ generations. Plants of $$F_1$$ generation were allowed to perform ................... or self-fertilization.7Third filial generation
    HMendel collected seeds of the new generations. Plants raised from them were called ...................8Dihybrid cross
    Ior $$F_2$$ ..............9Self-pollination
    JFurther self-pollination of $$F_2$$ plants produced $$F_3$$10Generation
    Solution
    • Mendel performed Reciprocal crosses between plants having alternate traits of a character, e.g., tall and dwarf, coloured flower and white flower.

    • For this he removed Anthers (emasculation) from 50% of the flowers of each type and used them as female parents.

    • Pollen from the other trait were collected and dusted over the stigma of these flowers. The pollinated flowers were covered with paper bags and allowed to form pods with seeds.

    • The cross involving two traits of a single character is called  Monohybrid cross

    • Cross involving traits of two characters is known as  Dihybrid cross

    • The seeds of the cross were collected and sown next year. The plants were hybrid in nature. They constituted the First filial generation  or F1 generation.

    • Self Breeding for F2 and F3 generations. Plants of F1 generation were allowed to perform Self pollination  or self fertilization.

    • Mendel collected seeds of the new generations. Plants raised from them were called Second filial 

    • or F2 Generation

    • Further self pollination of F2 plants produced F3 Third filial generation
  • Question 9
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    The genome of Caenorhabditis elgans consists of how many base pairs and genes?
    Solution
    The Caenorhabditis elegans genome sequence is now complete, fully contiguous telomere to telomere and totaling 97 million base pairs. The sequence has catalyzed the collection of systematic data sets and analyses, including protein-coding genes, giving a total number of 18000 genes.

  • Question 10
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    Human skin colour is controlled by several gene pairs. Let us assume here, that there are just three gene pairs on different chromosomes and that for each pair there are two alleles - an incompletely dominant one that codes for melanin deposition and an incompletely recessive one that codes for no melanin deposition. If a very dark skinned person marries a very light skinned woman, what will be the chance that their offspring will have very dark skin?
    Solution
    Human skin color is a polygenic trait, which is controlled by a number of genes. According to the question, there are just three gene pairs on different chromosomes and that for each pair there are two alleles - an incompletely dominant one that codes for melanin deposition and an incompletely recessive one that codes for no melanin deposition. 
    Let the dominant allele for the three genes controlling the skin color be represented as M, N and O and their respective recessive forms can be represented as m, n and o.
    Since, these alleles exhibit incomplete dominance, a very dark skinned man should have all the alleles in dominant form and must have the genotype MMNNOO. Similarly, a very light skinned woman should have all the alleles in recessive form mmnnoo.
    P generation:         MMNNOO                X                    mmnnoo
    Gametes:                MNO                                               mno
    F$$_{1}$$ generation:                               MmNnOo
    None of the offsprings have very dark skin because the allele for melanin deposition is incompletely dominant.
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