How many chromosomes do we have normally?
23 pairs or 46 chromosomes
What is phenotype?
The physical appearance or characteristics
What is a mutation?
A permanent change in an organisms DNA
What is in the nucleus of a cell?
Chromosomes/DNA
How much of our genotype is from each parent?
50%
What kind of mutation would being able to fight a disease be?
Beneficial Mutation
What is an Allele?
The code or variations for a trait
What would a capital G represent in a Punnett Square?
The dominant allele
What does it mean if a mutation has no effect?
This would be a neutral mutation
What is almost your entire body made of?
Proteins
What does a Punnett square do?
Show how likely or unlikely a trait is to be passed using capital and lowercase letters
What causes down syndrome?
Being born with an extra chromosome
Which Nucleotides pair together?
A and T, and C and G
What are the 3 ways of asexual reproduction?
Budding, Binary Fission, and Vegetative Propagation
What are the 3 main types of mutations?
Deletion, Substitution/Replacement, and insertion