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Genetics

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P1   parent generation  
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F1   the first generation from the P1  
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F2   the second generation  
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genetics   the study of how characteristics are transmitted from parents to offspring  
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complete dominance   a cross between PP x Pp, all offspring will be dominant  
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incomplete dominance   occurs when 2 or more alleles influence the the phenotype, resulting in a phenotype intermediate between the dominant and recessive trait. neither allele is completely dominant over the other  
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codominance   both alleles are expressed in a heterozygous offspring  
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phenotype   the appearance of an organism  
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genotype   the genetic make-up of an organism  
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monohybrid cross   a cross between individuals that individuals that involves one pair of contrasting traits Rr x Rr  
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trait   scientific name for a characteristic  
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allele   alternate form of a gene  
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dominant   RR or Rr  
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law of independent assortment   MENDELS 2ND LAWEach Allele pairs segregates independently during gamete formation, applies when genes for 2 characteristics are located on different pairs of homologous chromosomes.  
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law of segregation   MENDELS 1ST LAWallele pairs are separated during the formation of gametes, and randomly reformed as pairs during fuasion or gametes at fertilitzation.  
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dihybrid cross   a cross between individuals that involves the pairing of contrasting traits RR x WW  
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genotypic ratio   ratio of the the genotypes that appear in the offspring  
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heterozygous   Rr  
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homozygous   RR or rr  
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phenotypic ratio   the ratio of the offsprings' pheonotypes  
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probability   the likelihood that a specific event will occur  
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test cross   the crossing of an individual of unknown genotype with a homozygous recessive individual to determine the unknown genotype  
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heredity   the transmission from parents to offspring  
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Character   A feature capable of beeing inherited  
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Trait   Each Variant for a character  
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True-Breeding   Plants that produce offspring of the same variety when the y self pollinate.  
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Pedigree   A Family Tree which describes and illustrates how a disease inherited trait is carrie3d through a family.  
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Pleiotrophy   The ability of a single gene to have multiple effects.  
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Polygenic   Pertaining to two or more genes. As opposed to monogenic. Eye color is polygenic. It is by determined by a number of genes.  
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Sickle-Cell Disease   Human genetic disease of red blood cells. Caused by subst. of single amno acid in the hemoglobin portein. Most common inherited disease among African Americans.  
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