Chapter 5: 5.2 Genotype and Phenotype Flashcards
Different versions of the same gene are called…
Alleles
State:
Relationship between alleles and genotype
An individual’s complete set of alleles makes up their genotype
State:
Relationship between alleles and phenotype
The products of what’s encoded by all the alleles of a genotype make up the individual’s phenotype
True or False:
Several alleles can interact with one another
True, they may interact with one another in different ways to give a specific phenotype
Different alleles arise through ———
Mutations:
* Errors in replication
* Environmental factors
* Chemicals
Define:
Genotype
What is in your genetic code (alleles of a gene)
Define:
Phenotype
The observable physical trait that you have as a result of those alleles
Genotype is the —— combinations that you have
Allele
State:
The term for:
1. Two of the same alleles
2. Two different alleles
- Homozygous
- Heterozygous
Phenotype are the ——– —— that results due to the —— combination that you have
- Physical traits
- Allele
If homozygous AA and heterozygous Aa look identical, which one is dominant?
A is dominant, a is recessive