the process for which RNA codes for Polypeptides (proteins)

alleles from each parent separate when sperm or egg are formed, so offspring get one allele from each parent

Law of Independent Assortment

genes separate independently, so traits do not influence each other’s presence.

organized picture of the chromosomes of an individual; used to determine chromosomal annomalies and gender

genetic engineering or gene therapy

manipulation of genetic material to alter hereditary traits of a cell, organism, or population

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Biology EOC RC2 P1

Term	Definition
translation	the process for which RNA codes for Polypeptides (proteins)
Law of Segregation	alleles from each parent separate when sperm or egg are formed, so offspring get one allele from each parent
Law of Independent Assortment	genes separate independently, so traits do not influence each other’s presence.
karyotype	organized picture of the chromosomes of an individual; used to determine chromosomal annomalies and gender
genetic engineering or gene therapy	manipulation of genetic material to alter hereditary traits of a cell, organism, or population