In the body
Heredity
DNA Profiling
Punnet Squares
Mutations
100

This holds the genetic information the the cell

DNA

100

Dominant alleles are represented by. . . . 

capital letters

100

DNA profiling can be used for

relatedness, paternity, forensics, species ID

100
What is the punnet square used for?
To determine the outcome of genetic crossings.
100

Mutations may be caused by

radiation, chemicals

200

What are the condensed version of DNA called where it is folded and wrapped around histones?

Chromosomes

200
Who first studied heredity and the passage of traits from one generation to the next?
Gregor Mendel
200

These enzymes cut DNA

restriction enzymes

200

A black chicken (BB) is crossed with a black chicken (Bb). What percentage of offspring will be black?

100%

200

this type of mutation has no change in amino acid sequence

silent

300

How many chromosomes do people have? 

46 or 23 pairs

300

If an organism shows the recessive trait, its genotype will be. . . 

aa

300

This size DNA fragment stays towards the top of the gel, this size DNA fragment migrates towards the bottom

large; small

300

Bb is crossed with bb. This percentage of offspring will be recessive. 

50%

300

this type of mutation results in a premature stopping of protein synthesis

nonsense

400

DNA turns into RNA by this process; RNA turns into protein by this process

transcription; translation

400

What is the difference between genotype and phenotype?

Genotype is the genetic code (AA, Aa, aa) where phenotype shows how it is physically expressed

400

Write the steps for DNA profiling

get DNA; cut DNA; run gel; add radioactive label; analyze

400
Having dimples is dominant (D). Not having dimples is recessive. (d) Both parents are heterozygous for the dominant trait. What percentage of the children will NOT have dimples?
25%
400

an insertion or deletion of a nucleotide results in a 

frameshift mutation
500

Cells with the same genetic code can look different, ,due to differences in the amount and expression of ________________________________. 

proteins

500

What would cause a recessive allele to not be shown in the next generation, even if one of the parents shows the recessive trait?

Dominant gene masking the recessive gene

500

DNA's backbone has a ________ charge due to the _______________ in it. 

negative, phosphate

500

_________ is when both alleles are blended together (red + white = pink) and _______ is when both alleles are expressed simultaneously (white with brown spots)

incomplete dominance; codominance

500

Original DNA: GCATCC. Original DNA's mRNA is: _________. Mutated DNA: CCATCC. Mutated DNA's mRNA is: _________. 

CGUAGG; GGUAGG

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