Study Guide for What Makes You, You?
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| This is the way traits, such as hair and eye color, are passed on from one generation to the next. | heredity
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| This is the field of science that studies how these traits are passed on. | genetics
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| Studied the heredity of pea plants. | Gregor Mendel
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| These are the traits that you are born with, such as your eye color. | inherited traits
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| These are traits that you have learned, such as learning how to read. | acquired traits
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| This gene is the stronger gene. | dominant gene
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| A dominant gene is stronger and will always win when combined with this gene. | recessive gene
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| You can use this to help figure out the odds of two parents passing on particular genes to their children. | punnett square
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| Understanding the genetic makeup of humans can help scientists to develop new ___________ to fight diseases. | medicines
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| Crimes have been solved by identifying criminals using their ________ from small samples of hair, skin, or fluid. | DNA
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| The FBI has opened a national __________ of genetic information to help law enforcement keep track of and find criminals. | database
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| Genetics helps farmers increase the production of _______________to meet the demands of the world’s growing population. | food crops
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| This is a code of how a living thing is put together and found in all cells. | DNA
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| The transfer of traits from one generation to the next. | genes
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| These are your children. | offspring
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| Offspring receive _____ gene from their mom. | one
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| Offspring receive _____ gene from their dad. | one
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