The study of inherited traits
What is genetics?
Gene that is represented by a lower-case letter; will only show up if the dominant gene is NOT present
What is recessive?
In DNA, Adenine(A) pairs with ___________
What is thymine (T)?
the number of colors in a regular bag of m&ms
What is 6?
of the following, this one is HOMOZYGOUS DOMINANT:
TT, Tt or tt
What is TT?
What is a gene?
Term for having 2 of the SAME genes for a trait
What is homozygous?
In DNA, Guaine (G) pairs with this base
What is Cytosine (C )?
the largest American state (by area)
What is Alaska?
Of the following, this one is homozygous recessive:
TT, Tt, or tt
What is tt?
Gene that is represented with a capital letter; ALWAYS shows up if present
What is "dominant?"
term for the gene combination
What is genotype?
The shape of DNA
What is a helix? (double helix)
Venison is meat from this animal
dominant genes are always represented with this kind of letter
What is a capital letter
term for having two "different" genes for a trait
EX: B b
What is heterozygous?
term for the expression of the trait (how it looks)
What is phenotype?
The complementary DNA strand to the following DNA sequence: C A T
What is G T A
the largest ocean
What is the Pacific Ocean?
based on this punnet square, this is the % of offspring that will SHOW the dominant trait.
What is 3/4 or 75%?
Term for the different versions of a trait, such as for eye color or blood type.
What are alleles?
the tool that we use to predict genotype and phenotype in offspring
What is a punnett square?
the term for any mistake to the DNA strand
What is a mutation
Snoop Dogg's actual first name
What is Calvin?
The % of offspring that are homozygous recessive based on this punnett square.
What is 1/4 or 25%?