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What type of allel causes death, most of which are Recessive? Lethal Allels
A human genetic inherrited disease that is a Dominant autosomal allel. Huntington Disease
Only 1 of the two allels is used for a particulat gene, either the maternal or paternal. Genomic Imprinting
What meiosis event can cause linked genes to Unlink? Crossing Over
A human genetic disease inherrited as Dominant autosomal allel that can be lethal but beneficial because it protects from Malaria. Sickle Cell
A human genetic disease inherited as a Recessive autosomal allel. PKU
Proteins that attach to enhancer areas of DNA in eukaryotic to allow genes to be expressed. Transcription Factors
Chromosomes that are not sex chromosomes are called? Autosomal
Mating between two closely related individuals is called? Inbreeding
Genes that are located on the same chromosome are called? Gene Linkage
_____ of X chromosomes all but one of the X chromosomes are tandomly pcked and not used. Causes patchy traits in heterozygous females. Inactivation
Genes that turn on other body building genes, called "HOX" or "Master Control." Homeotic Genes
The type of inheritance where mitochondrial genes are inherited only through female lines. Cytoplasmic
Type of genes that control sexual traits but are NOT on sex chromosomes. Sex Limited
The method of studying inheritance patterns by analyzing family history. Pedigree
Type of muscular dystrophy that is inherited as a recessive sex-linked allel. Duchenne
A part of Homeotic genes that describe a protein that binds to DNA enhancer areas to allow transcription. Identical in many types of animals. Homeobox
Noncoding sections of mRNA that are removed before mRNA leave the nucleus to be translated. Introns
Genese that are on one sex chromosome usually X but not on the other sex chromosome. Sex Linked
A Series of genes and their associated control areas that are together on athe DNA in prokaryotes (bacteria) Lac ___. Operon
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