Lab Midterm Flashcards

1
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the fundamental unit of heredity

A

Gene

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2
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distinguishable versions of the same gene

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alleles

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3
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an altered version of a gene when we have “witnessed” the alteration but not when it is preexisting in the population.

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mutation

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4
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The allelic constitution of an individual, usually with emphasis on the gene or genes under examination

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genotype

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5
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All the traits or characteristics of an organism, usually with emphasis on traits controlled by the gene or genes under examination.

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phenotype

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6
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A cell or organism with one set of chromosomes

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haploid

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7
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A cell or organism with two sets of chromosomes

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diploid

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8
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Diploid with two like alleles of same gene

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homozygote

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9
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Diploid with two different alleles of same gene

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Heterozygote

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10
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Trait is expressed in heterozygote. Usually causes increased activity or new activity.

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dominant phenotype

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11
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Trait not expressed in heterozygote. Usually causes the loss of function/activity found in wild type

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recessive phenotype

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12
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The case where a heterozygote expresses a phenotype intermediate between the corresponding homozygote phenotypes

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incomplete dominance

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