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carrier
organism whose genome contains a gene for a certain trait or disease that is not expressed in the organism's phenotype
•only females can be a carrier
•does not show disease symptoms
•would be heterozygous
sex-linked gene
gene that is located on the x or y chromosome
•XX is female and XY is male
•female can only pass an X chromosome but males have 50% that can pass X or Y
X chromosome inactivation
process that occurs in female mammals in which one of the X chromosome is randomly turned off in each cell
•females are a patchwork of two types of cells-one type with an active X chromosome that came from the mother and a second type with an active X chromosome that came from the father.
incomplete dominance
heterozygous phenotype that is a BLEND of two heterozygous phenotypes.
like red flowers crossed with white flowers create pink flowers
codominance
heterozygous genotype that equally expresses the traits from both alleles
red flowers crossed with white flowers could create a flower that is partly red and partly white
polygenic traits
traits that are produced by two or more genes
AaBbCcDD would be an example
linkage map
diagram that shows the relative locations of genes on a chromosome
pedigree
chart of the phenotypes and genotypes in a family that is used to determine whether an individual is a carrier of a recessive allele