True or False:
Traits are passed down from parents to the offspring
What is true?
What is DNA?
Letters that represent actual genes are called ________.
What is genotypes?
Different forms of a gene that are received from parents are called ____________.
What is Alleles?
When looking at the structure of base pairs
Adenine (A) binds to __________.
(You can say the name or just the letter)
What is Thymine (T)?
Name the 2 possible phenotypes from the Punnett square below. Pink is dominant over white flowers.
What is 75% Pink & 25% White?
Two identical alleles of a particular gene or genes (HH,hh)
What is homozygous?
A thread like structure found inside the nucleus containing genes.
What is chromosome?
A strand of DNA is made of a deoxyribose sugar, a phosphate group, and a _______________ base.
What is nucleotide?
You cross an Tt x tt plant. If Tall is dominant to short, what percentage of the offspring would you expect to have short stems?
What is 50%?
This type of dominance is shown below
What is Codominance?
This type of cell reproduction ensures that daughter cells are genetically identical to the parent cell.
What is mitosis?
A scar on your leg is an example of what kind of trait?
What is learned or acquired?
Given the genetic code CGAT the complementary strand would be ______________.
What is GCTA?
Brown hair is dominant to blonde hair. Both of Kim's parents have brown hair, but Kim has blonde hair. Why does Kim have blonde?
Both of Kim's parents carry the gene for blonde hair.
or
Both of Kim's parents are heterozygous.
This is another way to describe an organism that is heterozygous for a trait (hint* it starts with an H)
What is hybrid?
A white flower WW is crossed with a red flower RR. These flowers experience incomplete dominance. What percentage of phenotypes will be pink?
What is 100%?
Crossing a Labrador retriever and a poodle on purpose is an example of _________ breeding.
What is selective breeding?