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Prepare yourself for the genetics section of the PA Keystone exam

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show Prophase I  
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show chromosomes  
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What is the genetic material found in organisms that codes for hereditary traits?   show
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What are segments of DNA that code for specific traits called?   show
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What are alternative forms of a gene that governs a characteristic called?   show
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show Punnett squares  
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show dominant  
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What is a pair of alleles that an organism receives from its parents called?   show
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show Homozygous dominant  
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show Heterozygous dominant  
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If an organism has a genotype of aa, what is the scientific term for these alleles?   show
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show Recessive  
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What is the physical expression of the pair of alleles for a specific trait called?   show
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show Polygenic traits Incomplete dominance Multiple alleles Codominance Sex-linked traits  
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show polygenic traits  
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What type of exception to simple inheritance results in an intermediate expression of a trait in heterozygous individuals?   show
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What type of exception to simple inheritance has genes with three or more different alleles?   show
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show Codominance  
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show Sex-linked traits  
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show Polygenic traits  
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show Polygenic traits Incomplete dominance  
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show hair color eye color height weight  
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How many alleles are expressed with genes controlled by multiple alleles?   show
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show Multiple alleles Codominance  
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What chromosome does sex linked traits tend to be found on?   show
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show males  
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What is the exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes called?   show
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What does crossing over produce?   show
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What phase of meiosis does crossing-over occur?   show
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What genetic phenomenon shuffles the allele content between homologous chromosomes and creates more possible combinations of offspring?   show
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show Nondisjunction  
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What is the result of nondisjunction?   show
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What disorder involves the loss of a single homologous chromosome?   show
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show monosomy  
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What disorder is involves gaining a single extra chromosome to its pair of homologous chromosomes?   show
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show insertion  
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show frameshift  
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show Frameshift insertion  
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If the original strand of DNA is: GGCTTA If the mutated strand of DNA is: GTAGCTTA What type of mutation would this be?   show
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What type of mutation results in the removal of one or more nucleotides from the DNA?   show
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What type of mutation is a chromosomal deletion?   show
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show Frameshift deletion  
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show Duplication  
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show Frameshift  
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If the original strand of DNA is: ATCGTA If the mutated strand of DNA is: ATCATCGGTA What type of mutation would this be?   show
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show Frameshift duplication  
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What type of mutation causes a segment of a chromosome to be reversed?   show
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If the original strand of DNA is: CCGTAC If the mutated strand of DNA is: CCGCAT What type of mutation would this be?   show
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show Point  
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What type of mutation is a chromosomal abnormality by rearrangement of nucleotide sequences between two different homologous chromosomes?   show
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Which type of mutation tends to lead to cancer?   show
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show Point  
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show Silent mutation  
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What type of point mutation occurs in a sequence of DNA that results in a premature stop codon?   show
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What type of point mutation occurs when a single nucleotide is changed and results in a codon that codes for a different amino acid?   show
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Which type of point mutation results in a nonfunctioning protein?   show
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show Frameshift mutations  
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What is a change in DNA called?   show
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What arises from mutations in genes?   show
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show Creates variation that allows organisms to adapt to environments  
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show Selective breeding  
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show high crop yields resistance to disease high growth rate improved medicinal production  
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What are four negative impacts of selective breeding?   show
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show Gene splicing  
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Attaching the insulin gene to DNA of bacteria is called?   show
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show Cloning  
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What are four advantages of cloning?   show
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What are three disadvantages of cloning?   show
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What process is DNA used to supplement or alter genes within an individual's cells as a therapy to treat disease?   show
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show Stem cell therapy  
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