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What is the term used to define the genetic material on a chromosome that contains instructions for creating a particular trait?
Gene
What is the term used to define one or several varieties of a gene?
Allele
What is the term used to define the location on a chromosome where a gene is located?
allele
What is the term used to define a pair of chromosomes that contains the same genetic information, gene for gene?
Homologous Chromosomes (Homologous Pair)
What is the term used to define a gene that codes for a trait that is only expressed even when another allele is present?
Dominant
What is the term used to define a gene that is not expressed in a heterozygote when the dominant gene is present?
Recessive
What is the term used to define the inheritance of two dominant alleles?
Homozygous
What is the term used to define the inheritance of two recessive alleles?
Homozygous recessive
What is the term used to define when the two inherited alleles are different?
Heterozygous
What is the term used to define the physical manifestation of a gene?
Phenotype
What is the term used to define the segregation of alleles to individual gametes?
law of segregation
What is the term used to define the independent assortment of alleles?
law of independent assortment
In genetic crosses what does the P generation, F1 generation, and F2 generation?
P= Parents
F1= Offspring of parents
F2= Offspring of F1
What is the term used to define a cross in which one trait is being investigated, and what about when two traits are being investigated?
Monohybrid/Dihybrid Cross
In a monohybrid cross when a particular genotype is crossed as shown here Pp x Pp what are the ratios of genotypes?
1 PP : 2 Pp : 1 pp
What is the term used to define a mating of an individual whose genotype you are trying to determine with an individual whose genotype is known (Usually homozygous recessive)?
Test Cross
What is the term used to define when two different alleles in heterozygote conditions produce a blending of the individual expressions?
Incomplete Dominance
What is the term used to define when two different alleles in heterozygote conditions are both completely expressed?
Codominance
What is the term used to define when one gene affects the expression of another?
Epistasis
What is the term used to define when a single gene has multiple phenotypes?
Pleiotropy
What is the term used to define when multiple genes shape a single phenotype?
Polygenic inheritance
What is the term used to define when two genes are on the same chromosome located closely together and thus cannot segregate independently?
Linked Genes
What is the term used to define genes on sex chromosomes?
Sex-linked Genes
What is the term used to define when one X-chromosome remains coiled an nonfunctional?
X-Inactivation
What is the term used to define failure of one or more chromosome pairs or chromatids of a single chromosome to properly seperate during meiosis or mitosis?
Nondisjunction
What is the term used to define if all the chromosomes undergo meiotic nondisjunction and produce gametes with twice the number of chromosomes?
Polyploidy
What is the term used to define when a single nucleotide in the DNA is mutated and incorrect?
Point Mutation
What is the term used to define a genome with extra or missing chromosomes?
Aneuploidy
What is the term used to define when chromosome segments are changed?
Chromosomal Aberrations
What is the term used to define when a chromosome segment is repeated on the same chromosome?
Duplication
What is the term used to define when segments are rearranged in reverse orientation on the same chromosome?
Inversions
What is the term used to define when a segment ofa chromosome is moved to another chromosome?
Translocation