Review for Genetics and DNA test
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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Heterozygous (hybrid) | has both dominant and recessive allele. ALWAYS has DOMINATE phenotype.
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homozygous (purebred) | same alleles (dominant or recessive). ex. RR or rr
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dominant allele | capital (big) allele represents dominant trait.
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recessive allele | lowercase (small) allele represents recessive trait. hides if dominant allele is present.
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Base pair rules of DNA sequencing | Cytosine (c) goes with Guanine (g). Adenine (a) goes with Thymine (T).
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Base pair rules of RNA | Cytosine (c) goes with Guanine (g). Adenine (a) goes with Uracil (u). NO THYMINE!
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What controls the production of proteins? | genes control the production of proteins.
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genotypes | letter combination of the alleles. for example, BB, Bb, or bb
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phenotypes | the form of the trait that an organism displays or looks like. for example, tall or short, purple or white, smooth or wrinkled.
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shape of DNA molecule | double helix
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punnet square | a tool used to show all the possible gene combinations from both parents.
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What is a trait? | a characteristic that an organism can pass to its offspring.
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Who is the father of genetics? | Gregor Mendel
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What makes up the proteins in our cells? | 20 amino acids
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What two molecules make up the sides of the DNA ladder? | sugar and phosphate
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How many alleles do each sex cells give? | 1 (from both female and male)
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What is the study of genetics? | Heredity
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Which pair of chromosomes make a male offspring? | xy
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Which parent's genes decides if a human baby will be boy or girl? | Father because he can give xy. Mother can only give xx.
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