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Somatic Cell

body cells with DNA from both of your parents

Gamete

sex cells with one set of DNA to pass on to your offsprings

Chromosome

Tightly coiled packages of DNA

Sex Chromosome

Control the sex of an organism x or y

Autosome

control all other life functions

Homologous Chromosome

two chromosomes come from mother and other from fathers of the same size and genes

Haploid

have one copy of each chromosome



type; gametes egg and sprem

Diploid

have two copies of each chromosome


type; somatic cells

Sexual Reproduction

fusion of two gametes to mix parents genetic information

Fertilization

joining of an egg and sperm

Zygote

diploid cell resulting from joining of haploid egg and sperm

Meiosis

the process that divides a diploid cell into four haploid cells

sexual reproduction

fusion of 2 gametes to mix parents genetic information

Fertilization

joining of an egg and sperm

Zygote

Diploid cell resulting from joining of haploid egg and sperm

meiosis

The process that divides a diploid cell into four haploid cell

gene

piece of DNA that stores instructions to make a certain protein.

Allele

any of the different form of gene

Homozygous

2 alleles of a gene are the same

Heterozygous

2 alleles of the gene are different.

dominant

expressed when 2 different alleles are present

recessive

expressed any when there are 2 copies of this allele

genotype

set of alleles one has for a trait

phenotype

what the trait looks like

genome

all of organisms genetic material