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145 Cards in this Set
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Absorption Spectrum of Chlorophyll
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Allium Anaphase
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allium interphase
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Allium Metaphase
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Allium Prophase
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Allium Telophase
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Allium prophase with chromosomes
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Allium Root Mitosis
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allium telophase with cell plate
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Ascaris four cell stage
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Ascaris Meiosis in Egg
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Ascaris pronuclei and polar bodies
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Ascaris sperm
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Ascaris Uterus
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Blood Typing Example
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Budding Yeast Slide
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Catalase in Aerobic Cellular Respiration
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Catalase in Aerobic Cellular Respiration 2
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Chlorophyll Fluorescence
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Chromosomes in Mitosis
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CO2 Release During Cellular Respiration
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Complete Allium Cell Cycle
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Complete Whitefish Cell Cycle
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Crossing Over1
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Daughter Cells
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Early Anaphase
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Early Prophase
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Effect of Substrate Type on CO2 Production
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Fermentation in Yeast
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Fertilized Ascaris Eggs
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Fetus with Umbilical Cord
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Freckles
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Gastrula Parts
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Grasshopper Testis with Tetrads (Prophase I)
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human sperm 400x 2
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Interphase
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Late Prophase
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Leaf Anatomy Labelled
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Leaf Cross Section
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Leaf model CS
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Leaf Anatomy Model Key
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Measuring the Absorption Spectrum of a Chlorophyll Extract
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Metaphase
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Mitosis and Meiosis Comparision
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Mitosis Overview
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Oviduct and Ovary
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Paper Chromatography in Action
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Paper Chromatography1
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Paper Chromatography with Spinach
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Paternity Testing with Blood, Example 2
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Paternity Testing with Blood
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Pattern Baldness and an example of inherited trait
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Placenta in Uterus
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Polar Bodies in Ascaris
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Pro-metaphase
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Pronuclei in Ascaris
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PTC Paper for Taster Trait
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Punnett Square Example 1
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Punnett Square Example 2
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Punnett Square Example 3
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Red Hair and example of inheritable trait
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Sickle Cell
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Sperm Parts
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Spermatogenesis and Oogenesis
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Starfish Development
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Stomata Cross Section
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Stomata with Guard Cells Fingernail Polish Slide
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Stomata
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Telophase
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Two Cell Stage in Ascaris
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Unstained Yeast Wet Mount
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Uterus and Ovaries
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Vascular bundle in a dicot
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Vascular Bundle in a Leaf
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visible spectrum
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Whitefish Anaphase
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Whitefish Interphase
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Whitefish Metaphase
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Whitefish Prophase
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Whitefish Telophase
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Yeast in Methylene Blue
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Palisade mesophyll
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Upper epidermis
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Spongy mesophyll
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cuticle
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bromothymol blue turns what color in the presence of an acid
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yellow
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bromothymol blue turns what color in the presence of a base
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blue
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bromothymol blue turns what color when neutral
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green
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chemical used as an indicator of pH
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bromothymol blue
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yeast can perform both...
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aerobic respiration and fermentation
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formula from cellular respiration
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c6 h12 o6 + o2 --- 36atp + co2 + h2o + heat
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what color did the yeast turn when performing the bromothymol blue test
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those that were doing cellular respiration turned white, while those who were not were blue
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parts of aerobic cell respiration
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1. glycolysis
2. formation of acetyl CoA: 3. Kreb's cycle 4. electron transport system |
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glycolysis and formation of acetyl CoA do or do not require oxygen?
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do not require oxygen
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krebs cycle and electron transport system do or do not require oxygen?
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require oxygen
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does glycolysis require oxygen
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does not require oxygen
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why is oxygen required in aerobic respiration
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oxygen is needed to accept final electrons to restart glycolysis
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what restarts glycolysis
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fermentation
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what preforms alcoholic fermentation
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yeast and plant cells
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what preforms lactic acid fermentation
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muscles and some bacteria
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formula for photosynthesis
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6co2 + 6h2o --- c6h12o6 + 6o2
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measures absorption of light at various wavelengths
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spectrometer
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parts of cross section leaf
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1. cuticle
2. upper upper epidermis 3. palisade mesophyll 4. vascular bundles 5. spongy mesophyll 6. lower epidermis 7. stomata |
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functions of the stomata
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1. exchange of gases
2. prevent water loss |
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in paper chromatography which substances travel the most and the least
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heaviest travel the shortest
lightest go farthest |
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why are their different pigments
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to capture different wavelengths of light
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what is the best and worst color for grow bulbs
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worst green
best violet |
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visible light rests between
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400-700 nm
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how do animal cells divide
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cleavage furrow
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how do plan cells divide
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cell plate
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3 steps to cell cycle
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1. interphase
2. mitosis 3. cytokinesis |
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preps cell for division
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interphase
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where cells grow/replicate chromosomes/ and grow some more
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interphase
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where cells spent 75% of their time
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interphase
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when nuclei separate
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telophase
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what is the shortest phase in mitosis
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anaphase
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when the cytoplasm separates
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cytokinesis
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meiosis
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1. start out as diploid cells (46 monad chromosomes)
2. interphase 1 (chromosomes replicate) 3. 46 dyades (diploid) 4. cell division 5. 2(23 dyads) (haploid) 6. second cell division 7. 4(23) monads (chops chromosomes in half |
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where crossover happens
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prophase 1
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where chromosomes line up side by side
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metaphase 1
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part of the sperm that uses enzymes to penetrate the egg
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acrosome
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fertilization takes place in the
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fallopian tubes
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mitosis takes place in the
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zygote
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delivers oxygen and nutrients to fetus
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placenta
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wastes from the fetus comes out of the
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umbilical cord
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ex of sex influenced traits
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pattern baldness
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ex of dominant/recessive
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several human traits
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ex of the inheritance of a disease
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cystic fibrosis
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ex of multiple alleles
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blood types
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ex of multifactorial inheritance (MF)
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height
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a unit of DNA that specifies a unique protein toward the production of a trait
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gene
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study of the passing of genetic information from parent to offspring
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transmission genetics
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a form of a gene, such as the dominant (T) or recessive (t) gene forms
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allele
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the expression of a set of genes (tall or short)
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phenotype
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the actual pair of genes that produces an expressed phenotype (TT, Tt, tt)
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genotype
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expressed alleles or phenotypes when homozygous (AA) or heterozygous (Aa)
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dominant
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a gene that is expressed when paired with a dominant gene
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recessive
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the physical location of a gene form on a chromosome
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locus (plural is loci)
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paired alleles that are either dominant (TT) or recessive (tt)
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homozygous
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paired alleles that are unalike (Tt)
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heterozygous
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universal recipiant
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AB+
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universal donor
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O-
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xxx 21
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down syndrom
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XXy 23
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Klinefelters
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X 23
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turners
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