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In the Beginning
What’s theDiff?
In the Garden
With Mendel
I KnowWhat UMean
IngredientsFor
Genetic Soup
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Set of instructions for characteristics passed
from parent to offspring.
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What are genes?
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Passing of traits from parent to offspring
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What is heredity?
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Where do your genes come from?
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What is one set or allele from each parent?
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The number of chromosomes in a human
sex cell (egg or sperm)
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What is 23?
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Why siblings look different from one
another (if they are not identical twins).
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They inherit different chromosomes with different alleles?
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The difference between genotype and phenotype
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A genotype is the inherited combination of alleles (the letters). The
phenotype is the organism’s appearance
(what it looks like)
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The difference a dominant trait and a recessive trait
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A dominant trait has more influence and will appear
with just one allele. A recessive trait must have
two alleles to appear.
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The difference between a hybrid and a purebred
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A hybrid has two different alleles or genes for a trait.
A purebred has two of the same allele or gene
for a trait.
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The difference incomplete dominance and co-dominance
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Incomplete dominance blends two traits (like white and red flowers
make pink). In co-dominance, both alleles
have equal influence and both show (like AB type
blood).
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The difference between a sex cell and a body cell
(in genetics).
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A sex cell has half the genetic material and is combined with another
sex cell to pass on genetic information in
reproduction. A body cell has complete set of
chromosomes and is not passed on to offspring in
sexual reproduction
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Mendel used this type of genotype as the parent
generation for investigating a trait.
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What is true-breeding or homozygous
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The type of offspring that Mendel found after
crossing a homozygous dominant and
homozygous recessive plant for each trait
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What are hybrid or heterozygous ?
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The ratio of dominant to recessive when you cross
two plants that are heterozygous for a trait
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What is 3 dominant to 1 recessive?
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Mendel is known as the father of this area of
science
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What is heredity?
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What Mendel discovered.
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What is traits can be dominant or recessive
and are inherited in predictable patterns?
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Differences in organisms that are seen in a
population
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What are characteristics?
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Two forms of the gene for a trait
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What is an allele?
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An organism’s combination of alleles
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What is a genotype?
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A diagram of a family history used to trace a
trait through generations
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What is a pedigree?
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When each allele for a trait has its own degree of influence on appearance
and creates a “blend”
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What is incomplete dominance?
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These are different forms of a characteristic
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What is a trait?
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The reason identical twins have the same genotype
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What is they have the same set of alleles
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The kind of cells that have alleles you pass on to
offspring
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What are sex cells?
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Factor that can influence traits
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What is the environment
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Traits on sex chromosomes that show up in males most of the
time
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What are sex-linked traits(because males have xy
for the 23rd chromosome)?
