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chapter 13-15

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Homozygous = 2 identical genes (purebred)
Dominant allele = physically shows
F2 generation = offspring of F1 generation
Alleles = alternate versions of a gene
Recessive allele = doesn't show, is a carrier unless two of the same allele are present
Codominance = both are expressed (2 dominant genes)
P generation = true breeding offspring (heterozygous)
Law of Segregation = two alleles for a character separate during gamete formation into half to from a gamete with only one allele
Prophase 1 = crossing over occurs
Anaphase 1 = homologous chromosomes separate
Cytokineses 2 = separates the cell into two
F1 generation = hybrid offspring of P generation
Homozygote = 2 identical alleles for a gene
Metaphase 1 = homologous pairs align
Pleiotropy = recessive diseases like sickle-cell disease
Anaphase 2 = homologous chromosomes separate
Genotype = genetic makeup
Cytokineses 1 = separates the cell into two
Nondisjunction = homologous chromosomes don't separate correctly during meiosis
Epistasis = one gene affects another gene (gene expression)
Trisomic = zygote has three copies of a particular chromosomes
sporophyte = makes haploid spores by meiosis
Phenotype = physical appearance
genetic recombination = production of offspring with combinants of traits differing from either parent
zygote = fertilized egg and performs mitosis to creates somatic cells
1 map unit = 1% frequency
trait = each variant for a character such as color
linked gene = genes on the same chromosomes are inherited together (not always but usually)
Prophase 2 = spindle apparatus
Heterozygous = 2 different genes
Pedigree = family tree of genetics
Telophase 1 = each half of the cell has a haploid set of chromosomes
Consanguineous = mating between close relatives
true breeding = pure bred (homozygous)
50% frequency of __. any 2 genes recombining
Complete dominance = only one phenotype is expressed
unique to prophase 1 = crossing over (recombinant chromosomes)
recombinant chromosomes = alleles together in new combinations in gametes
Heterozygote = 2 different alleles for a gene
Aneuploidy = result of fertilization of gametes in which nondisjunction (separation of chromosomes goes wrong) occurred
Incomplete dominance = phenotype is a mix of both genes
gametophyte = makes haploid gametes by mitosis
linkage map = a genetic map of a chromosome based on recombination frequency
Carriers = has one of the recessive alleles (heterozygous)
sex-linked genes = gene located on a sex chromosome
parental types = offspring with a matching phenotype of one parent
If genes are farther apart then ___. there is a higher chance of crossing-over to occur
crossing over = homologous chromosomes from each parent exchange genetic material
Polygene = quantitative (observable) characters that vary in population
Barr body = turns on genes that shut off one of the two x chromosomes in a female
Cohesins = following interphase the chromosomes are held together by proteins
Polyploidy = an organism has more than two complete sets of chromosomes, common only in plants, and is more normal presenting in aneuploids
genetic maps = used to list the locations of genetic loci along a particular chromosome
Monosomic = zygote has one copy of a particular chromosome
fertilization = union of gametes, meiosis occurs first, meiosis/fertilization alternate between each other to maintain chromosome numbers
synaptonemal complex = holds homologs together
Metaphase 2 = homologous pairs align
Telophase 2 = each half of the cell has a haploid set of chromosomes
sex chromosomes = determines gender using x or y chromosomes
the life cycle has ___. both a diploid and haploid stage (gametes)
karyotype = ordered display of the pairs of a chromosome in a cell
diploid cell (2n) = two sets of chromosomes and are somatic cells
character = heritable feature that varies among individuals
sexual = two parents create genetically non-identical children for genetic diversity and time/energy consumptions
homologous chromosomes = not identical, same length, centromere position, staining, carry genes, and has one gene from each parent
haploid cells (n) = one set of chromosomes and are gamete cells
genes = units of heredity that are passed on through gametes and are on the chromosomes locus'
life cycle = the generation-to-generation sequence of stages in the reproductive history of an organism
asexual = single individual passes all of its genes to its offspring (basically a clone)
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