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QB: Genetics- Chapter 2

Chapter 2: Gene Interaction
2 marks:
1.     What is gene interaction?
2.     What is dominance
3.     Explain co- dominance
4.     What is incomplete dominance?
5.     What is epistasis?
6.     What are lethal genes?
4 marks:
1.     Explain co-dominance with help of suitable example. (write example with cross. explanation NOT expected)
2.     Explain incomplete dominance with help of suitable example. (write example with cross. Explanation NOT expected)
3.     Explain complementary factor with help of suitable example. (write example with cross. Explanation NOT expected)
4.     Explain supplementary factor with help of suitable example. (write example with cross. Explanation NOT expected)
5.     Explain inhibitory factor with help of suitable example. (write example with cross. Explanation NOT expected)
6.     Explain duplicate dominant factors with help of suitable example. (write example with cross. Explanation NOT expected)
8 marks:
1.     Explain complementary factor with help of suitable example. (write cross with explanation)
2.     Explain supplementary factor with help of suitable example.
3.     Explain inhibitory factor with help of suitable example.
4.     Explain duplicate dominant factors with help of suitable example

16 marks:

Any two questions of 8 marks may be combined and asked
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