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Ch17Review

Chapter 17 Review

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_________________ is controlled by a gene with multiple(3) alleles. –pg. 589 Blood type
______________________ are three or more forms of a gene that code for a single trait. – pg. 589 Multiple alleles
If two parents with blood type genotypes IAIA and IBIB are crossed, the offspring would have ______________________ blood. –pg. 589 Type AB
When many genes control a trait, the trait will show a large number of ______________________. – pg. 590 phenotypes
A person’s surroundings, or ______________________, can change the effects of a person’s genes. –pg. 590 environment
Since the late 1800s, improvements in people’s _______________ have led to an increase in the average height of adults in the United States. –p.g 590 diet
______________________ is determined by variations in environment. –pg. 590 Height
______________ sex chromosomes result in a human male. – pg. 591 XY
______________ sex chromosomes result in a human female. – pg. 591 XX
An egg fertilized by a sperm cell with an ____________ chromosome will develop into a female. –pg. 591 X
A ______________________ is a person who has one recessive and one dominant allele for a trait. –pg. 592 carrier
______________________genes are genes on the X and Y chromosomes. –pg. 592 sex linked
Sex-linked traits are more common in males than in females because a recessive allele on the __________ chromosome will produce the trait in a male. – pg. 592 X
A recessive allele for a trait can be passed to offspring by a ______________________, who does not show the trait. –pg. 592 carrier
For a girl to be colorblind, each parent must have the ______________________ allele for colorblindness. –pg. 592 recessive
A ______________________ is a chart or “family tree” that tracks which members of a family have a particular trait. –pg. 593 pedigree
A geneticist uses pedigrees to ______________________ the inheritance of traits through generations of families. – pg. 593 trace
A ______________________ represents a female on a pedigree. – pg. 594 circle
A ______________________ represents a male on a pedigree. – pg. 594 square
When the circle or square is ______________________ shaded, the person on the pedigree has the trait. – pg. 594 completely
When the circle or square is ______________________, the person carries the trait. – pg. 594 half shaded
___________________________________ are caused by mutations. –pg. 595 Genetic disorders
______________________ results in abnormally shaped blood cells. –pg. 596 Sickle-cell disease
______________________ causes the body to produce unusually thick mucus in the lung and intestines. –pg. 596 Cystic fibrosis
Down syndrome most often occurs when chromosomes fail to separate properly during ______________________. –pg. 598 meosis
Down syndrome is caused by the presence of an extra copy of a ______________________. –pg. 598 chromosome 21
An ______________________ is a procedure used by doctors to diagnose a genetic disorder before a baby is born. –pg. 598 amniocentesis
A ______________________ is a picture of the chromosomes in a cell. –pg. 599 karyotype
______________________ involves crossing two individuals that have identical or similar sets of alleles. - pg. 603 Inbreeding
Cloning results in two organisms that are genetically ________________. –pg. 604 identical
No two people have the same DNA, except for ____________________. –pg. 607 identical twins.
Police use DNA ______________________ to help solve crimes by comparing a suspect’s DNA patterns with evidence from a crime scene. – pg. 607 fingerprinting
The main goal of the Human Genome Project is to identify the DNA sequence of every gene in the human ______________________. – pg. 608 genome
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