Chapter 20 & 21. Inheritance/DNA

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Chromosome
 
A combo of DNA molecules which contain genetic information. Composed of two chromatids, homologus...
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Homozygous
 
Having identical alleles (RR, rr)
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Heterozygous
 
Having two different alleles (Rr)
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Dominant
 
Appears most often than an opposite trait.
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Recessive
 
Appears by chance, often slim allele.
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Genotype
 
Entire set of genes, set of alleles that determines expression of a particular characteristic...
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Phenotype
 
Observable traits, outward, physical parts.
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Laws of Segregation
 
The units of Inheritance (genes) exist in pairs in an individual. In the formation of gametes,...
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Independent assortment
 
Segregate into gametes independently.
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Pedigree
 
A family tree of trait expression. Allows the determination of ancestors genotypes
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Complete dominance
 
A kind of dominance wherein the dominant gene completely masks the effect of the recessive...
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Codominance
 
Both alleles are expressed in a heterozygous individual. Ex: Blood type
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Incomplete dominance
 
Heterozygous individual is a blend of two genes. Ex: flowers
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Linked genes
 
Genes located close together on the same chromosomes often inherited together. Do not usually...
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X-linked genes
 
genes carried on x chromosome. y carries few genes.
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DNA
 
All DNA is the same. Double stranded helix held together by hydrogen bonds between bases. made...
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DNA replication
 
Complimentary strand. Copy of the DNA so each new cell has a genetic material.
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Three forms of RNA
 
mRna-Messenger RNA. tRna-Translate-transfer RNA. rRna-site of translation, protein synthesis
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Transcription
 
Enzyme that creates RNA. Moves along strand matching up bases.
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Genetic code
 
Every three bases code for a single amino acid=codon
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Point mutation
 
Change in one or few nucleotide (bases) can cause number of difficulties. No change in protein...
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Gene therapy
 
Goal is to insert functional genes into cells that have a faulty gene. Viruses can act as a...
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DNA fingerpritning
 
Identification of repeating sequence of DNA. Number of copies of those repeating sequences...

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