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4th year — Sciences Expérimentales

Genetics

Heredity, from chromosome to trait.

  • 9 modules
  • 45 min

The path through this topic

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Start: Meiosis and the two shufflings
  1. 1ReadLessonIntroMeiosis and the two shufflings

    Two divisions, one replication — and the two mechanisms that make every gamete unique.

    6 min
  2. 2ReadLessonCoreMendelian transmission

    The vocabulary that makes a genetics problem solvable, and the two crosses every exam is built on.

    6 min
  3. 3ReadLessonCoreHuman heredity and pedigrees

    How to prove a mode of transmission from a family tree, and the arguments that actually count.

    6 min
  4. 4ReadLessonAdvancedMutations and chromosomal anomalies

    What changes in the DNA, what changes in the karyotype, and the difference in consequences.

    5 min
  5. 5Memo cardsQuizIntroGenetics: memo cards

    The whole of genetics as a deck: prompt on the front, answer on the back.

    4 min
  6. 6Multiple choiceQuizCoreGenetics: meiosis and Mendel

    Shuffling, gametes, dominance and the classical crosses.

    5 min
  7. 7Match pairsQuizCoreMatch the genetic vocabulary

    Pair each term with its exact definition.

    4 min
  8. 8Multiple choiceQuizAdvancedGenetics: harder cases

    Pedigrees, sex linkage, chromosomal anomalies and types of mutation.

    4 min
  9. 9Put in orderQuizAdvancedOrder the genetic sequences

    Rebuild the phases of meiosis and the path from gene to protein.

    5 min

The molecules behind this subject

Real structures, at the scale this chapter happens on. Rotate them on the Mechanisms page.

  • The double helixTwelve base pairs of ordinary B-DNA, solved in 1980 — the first sight of the helix at atomic resolution.1BNA
  • The nucleosomeTwo metres of DNA fit in a nucleus because of this, repeated about thirty million times.1KX5
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