Genetics
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heredity | characteristics received from an organism's parent
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Gregor Mendel | father of Genetics who discovered inheritance while working with garden pea plants
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gene | Segments of DNA found in chromosomes that gives instructions for producing a certain characteristic
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allele | Different “forms” of a gene
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dominant | “expressed” or seen in an organism Represented by a capital letter
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recessive | are not ‘expressed” if a dominant allele is present Represented by a lower case letter
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phenotype | The form of a trait that an organism displays (what it looks like)
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genotype | Organism’s genetic composition (two letter combination)
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polygenic | Inherited characteristics controlled by more than one gene Ex. skin, hair, eyes
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complete dominance | when you have one trait that is dominant over the other
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incomplete dominance | Neither allele is completely dominant or recessive Ex. red x white = pink
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codominance | express both the dominant and recessive trait Ex. spots, stripes or patterns
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heterozygous | He: when you have two different alleles Ex. Tt, Dd, Ee
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homozygous | Ho: when you have two of the same alleles Ex. TT, GG, xx, ff
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hybrid | same as heterozygous; Ex. Tt, Dd, Ee
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punnett square | a tool used to predict genotype of offsprings in a cross
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pedigree | traces the occurrence of a trait through generations of a family
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generations | P Generation: Parents F1 Generation: set of offspring from the parent F2 Generation: set of offspring from the F1 Generation
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probability | a chance that on possible outcome will occur
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ratio | an expression to compare two quantities
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purebred | same as homozygous; Ex. TT, GG, xx, ff
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