Genetics
Principles of Heredity
Patterns of Inheritance
DNA
Cell Division
100

The study of how traits are inherited or passed from one generation to the next.

Heredity

100

Who studied the principles of heredity by breeding pea plants and is called the Father of Heredity?

Gregor Mendel

100

A trait that has only one gene with two possible alleles is an example of this.

Simple dominance

100
What do we call the structure of DNA that was worked out by Watson & Crick

Double Helix

100

What are the four phases of Mitosis

P- Prophase, M - Metaphase, A- Anaphase, T- Telophase

200

Different forms of the same genes that result in different traits. 

Alleles

200

This type of trait is hidden by the presence of a dominant trait.

Recessive trait

200

Two traits produce a blended phenotype.

Incomplete dominance

200

Name the four DNA bases and which ones bind together?

Adenine -> Thymine, Guanine -> Cytosine

200

The stage of cell division when the DNA replicates itself

Interphase

300

Alleles for a dominant trait are represented by this.

Uppercase (or capital) letters

300

In a cross of one purebred parent (TT) with another purebred parent (tt), all offspring will show which trait?

Dominant

300

Both traits are present in hybrid offspring, but without blending.

Codominance

300

A codon (on the mRNA) codes for what?

Amino acid 

300

After the mitosis stage of cell division when the cytoplasm and organelles are divided

Cytokinesis

400

If a father is purebred for the dominant trait of dimples (DD) and the mother is purebred for not having dimples (dd), the children should be expected to have this genotype.

Dd (hybrid)

400

The letters that describe the genetic makeup of a trait are called this.

Genotype

400

A gene has more than two possible alleles.

Multiple alleles

400

What are the three parts of a nucleotide?

Sugar, Phosphate, and base

400

Translation occurs at what organelle?

Ribosome
500

In order for something to be fossilized and not scavenged or decayed what must happen to it?

Buried rapidly

500

This is the actual physical characteristic of an organism, such as black fur or smooth pea pods.

Phenotype

500

Two or more genes contribute to produce a single trait.

Polygenic inheritance

500

Name two differences between DNA and RNA

DNA uses deoxyribose sugar, RNA uses Ribose,

DNA is double stranded, RNA is single stranded Thymine is replaced with uracil in RNA

500

The process in which mRNA is made

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