Genetics Flashcards

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What’s the first stage of mitosis?

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What’s the second stage of mitosis?

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What’s the third stage of mitosis?

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What’s the fourth stage of mitosis?

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What’s the fifth stage of mitosis?

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Name the type of cell division that’s responsible for growth and repair in the body.

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State the type of cell division that produces gametes.

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A gamete is a Haploid, Explain what this means?

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Determine the number of chromosomes in the cells of a tomato plant if there are 12 chromosomes in a gamete.

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The term used to describe-
Alternate forms of gene

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The term used to describe-
An organism with different alleles for a particular gene.

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The term used to describe
Observable characteristics of an individual.

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The term used to describe
individual with two copies of the same allele of a gene.

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What are the components of a nucleotide?

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Explain the complementary base paring arrangement of the four types of nitrogenous bases.

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Give the definition of a recessive allele.

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An allele whose trait is masked when a dominant allele is present.

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Give the definition for a punnett square.

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A chart used to show all possible combinations of alleles that can result from a genetic cross.

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Give the definition of an allele

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one version of a gene for a specific trait.

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Give the definition for a Hybrid

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Organisms that have two different alleles for a trait. (heterozygous)

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Give the definition of Genetics.

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The scientific study of heredity.

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Give the definition of Genotype.

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The organism’s genetic makeup or allele combinations.

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Give the definition of a Dominant allele.

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An allele whose trait always shows up in the organism when the allele is present, even if there is only one.

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Give the definition of a Trait.

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A characteristic of an organism that can pass on to its offspring through genes.

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Give the definition of a genome.

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All the DNA of an organism: all the genes an organism has.

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Give the definition for Heredity.

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The passing of genes from parents to offspring.

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Give the definition of phenotype.

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The organism’s physical appearance or visible traits.

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Give the definition of a purebred.

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Organisms that produce offspring with the same trait over and over: have the same allele for a particular trait. (e.g. HH or hh- homozygous)

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Give the definition of Heterozygous.

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Having two different alleles for a particular trait. (e.g. Hh- heterozygous)

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Give the definition of a gene.

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A set of genetic information that controls a specific trait: a segment of DNA on a chromosomes that codes for a specific trait.

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Give the definition of Homozygous.

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Having two identical alleles for a particular trait. (e.g. HH)

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