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JH24-G & H V VOCAB-TYPES OF INHERITANCE

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chromosomesgenes are found on these structures
genea sequence of nucleotides in DNA that codes for a particular protein
allelesdifferent forms of the same gene (ex: T or t)
homozygouscontaining two alleles that are the same (ex: tt or TT)
heterozygouscontaining two alleles that are different (ex: Tt)
genotypethe genetic makeup of an organism (ex: Tt)
phenotypethe physical trait that an organism develops as a result of its genotype (ex: tall)
Law of Independent AssortmentDuring meiosis, genes for different traits are separated and distributed to gametes independently of one another
karyotypea chart showing all of an organism's chromosomes, arranged in homologous pairs
homozygousalleles are identical
heterozygouswhen the genotype includes both a dominant and a recessive allele
genotypesymbols used to represent the alleles of an organism
phenotypewritten description of the trait we observe in an organism
dominanta trait that masks another; represented by a capital letter
recessivea trait that is only expressed in the homozygous form
allelea varying form of a gene
purebredanother term for homozygous where alleles are the same
Mendelthe father of genetics ( studied pea plants)
hybridanother term for heterozygous where the alleles are different
heterozygousBb
heterozygousone uppercase letter & one lowercase letter
Punnett squareused to predict probable outcomes of crosses
homozygous dominanttwo capital letters
chromosomescoils of DNA which contain genetic information
homozygous recessivebb
homozygous recessivetwo lowercase letters
chromosomesgenes are found on these structures
genea sequence of nucleotides in DNA that codes for a particular protein
allelesdifferent forms of the same gene (ex: T or t)
homozygouscontaining two alleles that are the same (ex: tt or TT)
heterozygouscontaining two alleles that are different (ex: Tt)
genotypethe genetic makeup of an organism (ex: Tt)
phenotypethe physical trait that an organism develops as a result of its genotype (ex: tall)
genotype of a femaleXX
homozygous dominantBB
homozygous dominantTT
heterozygousTt
homozygous recessivett
traita genetically determined characteristic
genomecomplete set of genes in an organism
chromosomesgenes are found on these structures
genea sequence of nucleotides in DNA that codes for a particular protein
allelesdifferent forms of the same gene (ex: T or t)
homozygouscontaining two alleles that are the same (ex: tt or TT)
heterozygouscontaining two alleles that are different (ex: Tt)
genotypethe genetic makeup of an organism (ex: Tt)
phenotypethe physical trait that an organism develops as a result of its genotype (ex: tall)
genotype of a maleXY
genotype of a femaleXX
homozygousalleles are identical
heterozygouswhen the genotype includes both a dominant and a recessive allele
genotypesymbols used to represent the alleles of an organism
phenotypewritten description of the trait we observe in an organism
dominanta trait that masks another; represented by a capital letter
recessivea trait that is only expressed in the homozygous form
allelea varying form of a gene
purebredanother term for homozygous where alleles are the same
Mendelthe father of genetics ( studied pea plants)
hybridanother term for heterozygous where the alleles are different
heterozygousBb
heterozygousone uppercase letter & one lowercase letter
Punnett squareused to predict probable outcomes of crosses
homozygous dominanttwo capital letters
chromosomescoils of DNA which contain genetic information
homozygous recessivebb
homozygous recessivetwo lowercase letters
chromosomesgenes are found on these structures
genea sequence of nucleotides in DNA that codes for a particular protein
allelesdifferent forms of the same gene (ex: T or t)
homozygouscontaining two alleles that are the same (ex: tt or TT)
heterozygouscontaining two alleles that are different (ex: Tt)
genotypethe genetic makeup of an organism (ex: Tt)
phenotypethe physical trait that an organism develops as a result of its genotype (ex: tall)
traita genetically determined characteristic
carrierused with heterozygous/hybrid female in sex linked traits
Law of DominanceWhen an organism is hybrid for a pair of contrasting traits, only the dominant trait can be seen in the hybrid.
genea sequence of nucleotides in DNA that codes for a particular protein
allelesdifferent forms of the same gene (ex: T or t)
incomplete dominanceoccurs when two alleles contribute to the phenotype;traits blend
codominanceboth traits are expressed at the same time
purebredanother term for homozygous where alleles are the same
hybridanother term for heterozygous where the alleles are different
heterozygousBb
heterozygousone uppercase letter & one lowercase letter
Punnett squareused to predict probable outcomes of crosses
homozygous dominanttwo capital letters
homozygous recessivebb
homozygous recessivetwo lowercase letters
genea sequence of nucleotides in DNA that codes for a particular protein
allelesdifferent forms of the same gene (ex: T or t)
homozygouscontaining two alleles that are the same (ex: tt or TT)
heterozygouscontaining two alleles that are different (ex: Tt)
genotypethe genetic makeup of an organism (ex: Tt)
phenotypethe physical trait that an organism develops as a result of its genotype (ex: tall)
monohybridcrossing of one trait
dihybridcrossing of two traits
incomplete dominanceBB'
co-domiananceBW
complete dominanceBb


Physical Science/Biology Instructor
Winston Jr/Sr High School
Winston, MO

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