Genetics unit 6
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Members of a chromosome pair | Homologous chromosomes
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| The mixture of DNA and protein that makes up a chromosome | Chromatin
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| The point at which sister chromatids are attached to each other | Centromere
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| The process in which genes, or parts of DNA, are transferred from one organism to another | Genetic engineering
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| The passing of traits from parents to offspring | Heredity
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| A DNA molecule formed by combining pieces of DNA from more than one species | Recombinant DNA
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| A group of genetically identical cells that usually contains identical recombinant DNA molecules | Clone
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| A living thing whose DNA has been altered by addition or deletion of genes. | GMO genetically modified organisms
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| The combination of a nitrogen base, sugar, and phosphate molecules that form a subunit of the DNA chain. | Nucleotide
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| The mating of closely related individuals | Inbreeding
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| A nucleic acid made up of nucleotides that contain ribose as the as the sugar rather than the deoxyribose found in DNA | RNA ribonucleic acid
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| Small loops of DNA that exist in bacteria along with the typical long strands of chromosomal DNA | Plasmids
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| The total genetic material of an organism | Genome
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| The process in which DNA molecules make exact duplicates | Replication
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| The weaker of two traits | Recessive trait
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| Bred from same parents of the same variety | Purebred
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| Contains genetic material into which DNA from an unrelated organism has been artificially introduced | Transgenic
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