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Ethan Young
Heredity passing traits from parents to offspring
genetics the study of how traits are passed from parent to child
dominant trait a genetic factor that blocks others
recessive trait the genetic factor that is blocked
gene a sec. on a chrom. that has gen. info for one trait
allels different forms of genes
phenotype geneticists call how a trait appears or is expressed
genotype 2 allels that control the phentontype of a trait
homozygous 2 allels of a gene are the same its genotype
heterozygous if the 2 allels of a gene ore different
punnet square is a model used to predict possible genotyps and phenotyps of offspring
codominance allels can be observed in a phenotype t
polygenic inheritance occurs when multiple genes determine the phenotype of a trait
DNA an organisms genetic material
nucleotide is a molecule made of a nitrogen base a sugar and a phosphate group
RNA a type of nuceic acid that carries the code for making protiens from the nuceus to the cytoplasm
transcription the process of making mRNA from dna
translation the process of making a protein from RNA
mutation a change in the nucleotide sequence of a gene
incomplete dominance when the offsprings phenotype is a combination of the parents phenotype
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