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Exam 3

TermDefinition
chromatid an identical strand of a double stranded chromosome
a centromere is a point where which the identical chromatids are joined
homologous chromosomes contain genes for the same traits
you get one homolougs chromosome from each parent
In the g2 phase, the cell continous to grow and build structures needed for mitosis
chromatin is composed of thin strands of DNA and protein
during cell division, chromotin condenses into chromosomes
When a genetic disorder is inherited in a pattern in which the disorder corresponds to the recessive phenotype autosomal recessive phenotype
Females have two x chromosomes so they would pass on the x lined sex trait to the offspring
X-linked recessive inheritance is more common, in females because they can be carriers of disease (meaning theyre heterozygous) but have a normal phenotype.
examples of x linked recessive dominance is color blindness, hemophila, or muscular dystrophy
Males who inherit x lined recessive dominance either have the disease or are genotypically normal (because Y does not have an allele for the genes)
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