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Genetics

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Mendel's Basic Laws of Heredity   The rules to genes and how they work  
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Punnet Square   A chart that shows all of the possible combinations of alleles that can result from a genetic cross; used to predict the possibility of a particular offspring  
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Dominant Allele   When present more than once in a gene, the trait it codes will be expressed in the offspring  
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Recessive Allele   Only expressed when there are two copies of it in a gene pair; if dominant allele is present, it will be "covered up" and not expressed  
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Phenotype   The way something looks and how the trait is expressed using a ratio  
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Genotype   The actual combination of genes using a ratio  
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Homozygous   The same allele  
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Monohybrid   A Punnet square which follows the inheritance of one trait  
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Heterozygous   A dominant and a recessive gene in a pair  
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Mitosis   The process where a cell divides, giving rise to two identical daughter cells; contains the same number of chromosomes  
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Meiosis   The process only occurs in sex cells(sperm and egg)by which the number of chromosomes is reduced by half  
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Chromosomes   A structure within the nucleus that is made of DNA and protein  
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Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid (DNA)   Genetic material that carries information about an organism that is passed from parent to offspring; found in the nucleus of a cell  
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Chromatid   One type of rod of the chromosome  
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Genes   Segments of DNA located on chromosomes; codes are for a particular protein or function, like eye or hair color  
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