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Genetics Voc. CHS

Reyes-Biology-Genetics Voc.-CHS

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different forms of a gene allele
genetic cross comparing two traits dihybrid
an allele that masks other alleles dominant allele
offspring of the parental generation F1 generation
offspring of the F1 generation F2 generation
joining of male and female gametes forming a diploid cell fertilization
haploid sex cell produced through the process of meiosis gamete
a segment of DNA that codes for a particular trait (or protein) gene
study of heredity genetics
the genetic makeup of an organism genotype
passing of traits from parent to offspring heredity
alleles are different heterozygous
alleles are the same homozygous
offspring of crosses between parents with different forms of a trait, example: (Tall x Short) hybrid
genetic cross comparing one trait monohybrid
the true-breeding stock used by Mendel in his pea plant experiments; would produce offspring identical to themselves when self-pollinated parental generation (P)
the physical characteristics of an organism phenotype
some alleles are dominant and mask the expression of other alleles; masked alleles are recessive alleles principle of dominance
genes (alleles) for different traits segregate independently during the formation of gametes principle of independent assortment
genes (alleles) separate (segregate) during the formation of gametes principle of segregation
an allele that is masked by a dominant allele recessive allele
a characteristic of an organism trait
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