Genotypes
Protein Synthesis
Punnet squares
Genetic Engineering/Selective Breeding
Misc.
100

What alleles is demonstrated by a capital letter?

Dominant


100

What does synthesis mean?

Create


100

When writing a genotype what allele always goes first, dominant or recessive? 

Dominant


100

Define what happens in gene therapy?

An organism's genes are deleted or genes are added to an organism's pre-existing genes.

100

TCS is celebrating how many years of operation next school year?

30 years

200

What allele is demonstrated by a lowercase letter?

Recessive

200

Where does Transcription occur?

Nucleus

200

What is the shape of DNA called?

Double Helix

200

Why do people do gene therapy?

They are trying to eliminate diseases.

200

Where was President Trump born?

New York City

300

AA is an example of a purebred genotype. What is another name for this kind of genotype?

Homozygous dominant

300

Where does translation occur?

Ribosome


300

Dimples is dominant to no dimples. If a male homozygous dominant breeds with a heterozygous female what would be the phenotypes of their offspring? 

Dimples 

300

Explain why "designer babies" could be seen as controversial.

Not choosing a baby because it is likely to have a disease, wanting babies that have certain traits (tall, strong, smart).

300

What reptilian invasive species is taking over the Everglades?

Burmese Python

400

Bb is an example of a heterozygous genotype. What is another name for this kind of genotype?

Hybrid

400

DNA is copied into what in the nucleus?

mRNA
400

Dimples is dominant to no dimples. If a male homozygous dominant breeds with a heterozygous female what would be the genotypes of their offspring?

Hh and Hh

400

What's the difference between genetic engineering and selective breeding?

Genetic engineering involves directly manipulating an organism's genes in order to get a desired trait. Whereas selective breeding is when two different organisms mate together in order to get a desired trait. 

400

What is the address of TCS

106 E Church St

500

Why are dominant phenotypes more prevalent in nature?

Dominant phenotypes have dominant alleles in there genotypes and dominant alleles overshadow recessive alleles and their phenotypes.

500

mRNA is copied into what in the ribosome?

tRNA



500

Dimples is dominant to no dimples. If a male homozygous dominant breeds with a heterozygous female what percent of their offspring would be hybrid?

50%

500

What could be one benefit of genetically modified food?

Food that is more drought resistant, food that yields more crops, food that taste better, food that has more protein...etc

500

What were the names of the ships that came to America with Christopher Columbus?

The Nina, Pinta, and the Santa Maria.