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STAAR Reporting Category #2

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Nucleotide   A subunit (monomer) of nucleic acids like DNA and RNA. Composed of a sugar, phosphate, and nitrogenous base.  
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Phosphate Group   Component of DNA or RNA nucleotide  
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Deoxyribose   A monosaccharide (sugar) found in each nucleotide in DNA.  
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Nitrogen Bases   Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, and Guanine in DNA. Adenine, Uracil, Cytosine, and Guanine in RNA.  
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Genetic Code   The code found in DNA that matches codons in mRNA to amino acids on tRNA.  
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Genome   An organism's complete set of genetic information (DNA).  
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Transcription   The process where a copy of mRNA is made from one gene in DNA; occurs in nucleus  
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Translation   The process of making a protein, where tRNA matches amino acids to codons in the mRNA; occurs in ribosome  
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Translocation   mutation resulting from movement of DNA from one chromosome to a different location on some chromosome  
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Meiosis   cell division creating sex cells with half the amount of DNA  
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Monohybrid cross   punnett square showing results of genetic cross of one trait  
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Dominant   allele with genetic trait always expressed  
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homozygous   alleles with the same genetic information  
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Non-Mendelian Inheritance   genetic inheritance pattern different from dominant hides recessive trait such as codominance, imcomplete dominance  
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Incomplete Dominance   genetic inheritance pattern where phenotype of offspring are a blend between two separate parental phenotypes  
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Genetic Mutation   changes in organism's DNA sequence;  
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Deletion   changes in genetic code with removal of nucleotides  
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Insertion   changes in genetic code with addition of nucleotides  
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Inversion   changes in genetic code with nucleotides in opposite order  
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Gene   A unit of heredity; A portion of DNA that codes for a trait.  
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Punnett Square   graphic organizer showing results of a genetic cross  
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Dihybrid cross   punnett square showing results of genetic cross of two traits  
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Mendelian Inheritance   genetic inheritance pattern when dominant trait always masks or hides phenotype of recessice trait  
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Recessive   Genetic trait which only expresses phenotype when in homozygous state; hides when dominant allel is present  
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Homozygous   alleles with the same genetic information  
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Heterozygous   alleles with different genetic information; one dominant allele and one recessice allele.  
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Co-dominance   genetic inheritance pattern in which two dominant alleles are expressed in phenotype  
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DNA fingerprinting   creating a gel electrophoresis of DNA nucleotides to determine similarities in banding patterns  
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Genetic Modification   changing of the DNA sequence to alter protein synthesis  
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Chromosomal Analysis   karyotype; picture of chromosomes to determine mutations such as nondisjunction  
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Sex Cells   Haploid cells created by meiosis; gametes  
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Independent Assortment   Mendel principle states different pairs of genes are passed to offsrping separately to form new gene combinations  
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Crossing Over   exchange of DNA from separate chromosomes during meiosis  
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Segregation   Mendel principle that gene pairs separate during meiosis so each parent passes down one form of gene to offspring.  
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