Genetics Vocab
Genetic Inheritance
Biotech Types/ Uses
Biotech Processes
Old Stuff
100

What is Incomplete Dominance?

... when neither allele is dominant enough to completely suppress the other

100

What is the result of incomplete dominance? 

... a blend

100

What is the best option to determine if two people are related?

... DNA Fingerprinting

100

What is the method producing millions of copies of DNA segments using the DNA enzyme, polymerase?

... Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)

100

What is DNA composed of?

... Nucleotides (Phosphate, Nitrogen Base, Sugar)

200

What is an allele?

... a version of a gene

200

What is an example of incomplete dominance?

... a white and red flower blend genetic composition to create a pink flower

200

What do you call an identical copy of an organism?

... a clone

200

What is Gel Electrophoresis?

... a technique used to separate DNA according to size

200

What is the difference between mitosis and meiosis?

... Mitosis is a form of asexual cell reproduction; Meiosis is sexual cell reproduction

300

What is a genotype?

... the genetic makeup of an organism; an organism's combination of alleles

300

What is the result of codominance?

... both phenotypes show in the offspring

300

What is a hybrid organism? Example?

... an offspring made by parents of different species or breed

Example.. a mule crossed between a horse and a donkey

300

What biotechnology technique is used at crime investigations?

... DNA Fingerprinting (forensics)

300

How do cells maintain homeostasis?

... by letting things in or out of the cell by its selectively permeable cell membrane

400

What is a phenotype?

... an organism's physical appearance; visible traits

400

What is an example of codominance?

... a white flower and a red flower make a flower with red and white petals

400

What is the joining of two pieces of DNA from different organisms?

Recombinant DNA

400

What is a test to prove parents of an offspring?

... paternity test

400

.... is the process by which plants produce glucose and make themselves food

Photosynthesis...
500

What is a dihybrid cross?

... a cross between two organisms in which two traits are being considered

500

A cat shows both genotypes of gray and brown. What is this an example of?

Codominance

500

Give an example of a genetic disease

... Cancer

500

What is plasmid?

... small, circular pieces of DNA located in bacteria

500

What happens when water moves from high to low concentration of a cell without energy?

... Osmosis