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Trait
characteristics of an organism that can be studied in genetics
Genetics
study of how traits are passed from parents to offspring
Dominant Trait
the trait that showed up in Mendels F1 generation
Recessive Trait
the trait that was not seen in the F1 generation
Gene
a unit of heredity, DNA code for a trait
Alleles
different versions of genes. (ex: tall and short in plants)
Homozygous
having two of the same alleles for a gene (ex: TT or tt)
Heterozygous
having two different alleles for a gene (ex: Tt or Pp)
Probability
the chance that an event may or may not take place (1/4 or 25%)
Phenotype
the physical appearance of a trait (ex: purple flowers, tall plants, wrinkled peas)
Genotype
the alleles that an organism has for that trait (ex: PP or pp)
P1, F1, & F2
symbols for the generations of Mendel's peas: parental, 1st offspring generartion, 2nd offspring generation.
Testcross
when an individual of unknown genotype is crossed w/ a homozygous recessive individual.
Incomplete Dominance
the heterozygous genotype results in a phenotype intermediate between the dominant and recessive trait
Codominance
when both alleles show up in the heterozygous individual