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Goal 10 Vocab

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Gene   sequence of DNA that codes for an organism's traits.  
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Chromosome   Supercoiled DNA packaged for mitosis or meiosis.  
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Homologous   A pair of chromosomes in which one chromosome is from the mother and one chromosome is from the father.  
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Sister chromatid   refers to the identical copies formed by the replication of a chromosome.  
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Incomplete dominance   one allele is not completely dominant over another, resulting in a phenotype that is a blending of traits.  
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Codominance   both alleles of a gene are visible in the phenotype of the organism.  
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Multiple alleles   three or more alleles for the same gene.  
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Sex-linked   genes located on the sex chromosomes X or Y(pair #23).  
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Polygenic   the determination of a particular characteristic, e.g. height or skin color, by many genes.  
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Autosomes   all chromosomes excluding the sex chromosomes (pairs #1-22).  
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Meiosis   the reduction division process when haploid (n) gametes are formed.  
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Gamete   a reproductive (sex) cell; egg and sperm.  
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Pedigree   a chart showing a family lineage; used to track a genetic disorder within a family.  
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Karyotype   a picture of chromosomes arranged in their homologous pairs.  
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Mutation   a permanent, heritable change in the nucleotide sequence in a gene or a chromosome.  
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Nondisjunction   sister chromatids fail to separate during meiosis causing abnormal numbers of chromosomes in gametes.  
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Recombination   genes on homologous chromosomes are recombined to produce organisms with new gene combinations  
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Crossing Over   The chromatids break into segments (of matching regions), which are then exchanged with one another.  
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Genotype   genetic makeup of an organism represented by letters (Hh) in a Punnett square.  
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Phenotype   physical characteristics of an organism. Ex: blue eyes  
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Haploid (n)   single copy of chromosome set  
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Diploid (2n)   two copies of the chromosome set  
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Homozygous   identical pairs of alleles for the same trait. Ex: HH or hh  
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Heterozygous   two different alleles for the same trait. Ex: Hh  
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