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What is Genetics?

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study of heredity and variation

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It is the study of heredity and variation

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Genetics

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It is the transmission of traits from parents to offspring through the reproductive cells, sperms and eggs.

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Heredity

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what is Heredity???

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It is the transmission of traits from parents to offspring through the reproductive cells, sperms and eggs.

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Any differences existing between individuals of the same species

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Variation

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Define:

variation

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Any differences existing between individuals of the same species

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What are somotic cells? Give some examples

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These are body cells which make up the BULK of body.

ex. squamous cells, columnar cells, neurons, blood cells

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These are body cells which make up the BULK of body.

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Somatic cells

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thrombocytes is an example of

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somatic cells

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orher term for red blood cells

give 2

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corpuscles

erythrocytes

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these cells transport oxygenated blood

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RBC

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other term for WBC

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leucocytes

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they are the soldiers of body bc they fight infection

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WBC

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important in blood clotting

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blood platelets

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The reproductive cells

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germinal cells or gametes

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rod shaped body in the nucleus of eukaryotes and prokayotes that contains the heridatary units or genes

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chromosomes

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define:

chromososme

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rod shaped body in the nucleus of eukaryotes and prokayotes that contains the heridatary units or genes

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differentiate eukaryote and prokayotes

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P | E
1. SINGLE CELLED | Single celled or multicellular

  1. almost all have cell walls | none in animals
  2. mode of division is binary fission | mitosis and meiosis
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What is gene?

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Genes is a unit of inheritance of heredity

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a unit of inheritance of heredity

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gene

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location of a gene in a chromosome

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locus

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the 2N number of chromosomes (usually in MITOSIS)8

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The N number of chrosomosome (IN MEIOSIS)

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what type of division sa diploid?

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what type of division sa haploid?
Meiosis
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the first generation of a genetic cross that has 2 generations
F1 generation
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2nd generation of a genetic cross
F2 gen
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a pair of similar or like genes for any character
homozygous
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differentiate homozygous and heterzygous
homo-generation of a genetic cross | hetero- a pair of contrasting traits of 2 kinds of genes
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a pair of contrasting traits of 2 kinds of genes
heterozygous
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Capital letter | small
dominant-capital | recessive- small
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What are the reproductive cells?
sperm and egg
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# Define: Genotype
particular genes of an individual that determine specific trait
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particular genes of an individual that determine specific trait
GENOTYPE
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it is the outward appearance of an organism caused by genetic and enironmentL influences
phenotype
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Define phenotype
it is the outward appearance of an organism caused by genetic and enironmentL influences
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A pair of similar or contrasting characters; one of two or more alternative state of a gene.
allele
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What is an ALLELE?
A pair of similar or contrasting characters; one of two or more alternative state of a gene.
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Hereditary factor that expresses itself when the genotype is heterozygous
Dominant allele
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What is Dominant Allele?
Hereditary factor that expresses itself when the genotype is heterozygous
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Hereditary factor that expresses itself when the genotype is HOmozygous
Recessive allele
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Difference between dominant allele and recessive allele
DA- genotype is heterozygous | RA- g is homozygous
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# Define: Hybrid
offspring of two parents that differ in one or more heritable characters
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offspring of two parents that differ in one or more heritable characters
Hybrid
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Difference between Monohybrid cross and Dihybrid cross
Monohybrid- A cross in which the parent in one pair of alternative characters Dihybrid cross- the parents diff into two pairs of alternative characters
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A cross in which the parent in one pair of alternative characters
monohybrid cross
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A cross in which the parents the parents diff into two pairs of alternative characters
Dihybrid cross
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A process of testing whether an individual is homozygous or heterozygous.
Test Cross
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A pair of chromosomes that have the same shape and contain genes for same traits.
Homologous chromosome
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What is Homologous chromosome?
A pair of chromosomes that have the same shape and contain genes for same traits.
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a sudden change in the genetic make up
Mutation
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what is mutation?
a sudden change in the genetic make up
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What is the full name of your prof?
Mrs. Rosario C. Salazar