Reproduction and Genetic Information
Using Genetic Information
Genetic Technologies
Natural Selection
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What does Heredity mean?

The passing of traits from parents to offspring.
100
What is a genome? 
An organism's full set of DNA is called a genome.
100

What does artificial selection mean?

The process by which humans breed only those organisms with desired traits to produce the next generation.

100

What does species mean?

Is a group of similar organisms that can mate with each other and produce offspring that can also mate and reproduce.

200

What does trait mean?

A specific characteristic than an organism can pass to its offspring. 

200

What is ethics?

Ethics is the study of principles about what is right and wrong, fair and unfair. 

200

What does genetic modification?

A human-caused change to the genetic material of an organism.
200

What does natural selection?

Is the process by which organisms that are better adapted to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce than others members of the same species. 

300

Why did no people have any knowledge of Genetic information?

Because they didn't have as much evidence as they do in modern time. 

300

What are some uses of Genetic information?

Genetic information can be used positively to identify individuals and to learn about health and disease, or negatively to discriminate against people. 

300

What does bias mean?

It is a personal and unreasonable judgement?

300

How do species change over time?

Through evolution.

400
What is a chromosone?

A threadlike structure containing the genetic information of an organism.

400
What is Genetic privacy?

Genetic privacy is the protection of an individual's DNA and biological data from unauthorized disclosure or misuse. It ensures you have control over who can access your genetic blueprint, preventing others from analyzing your ancestry.

400

How do scientists have a better understanding of a cause-and-effect.

By using controlled experiment, tools and evidence for their work. 

400
What is suppression? 

The act of stopping, controlling, or preventing something from happening, or being seen. 

500

How do you inherit traits from your parents?

You get these traits because chromosomes that contain DNA, genes, and alleles were transferred from your parents to you. 

500
What is Genetic discrimination? 

The unfair treatment of individuals or families based on their genetic information. 

500

What does DNA mean?

deoxyribonucleic acid

500

How does the environmental change affect the population of species?

Shifting the availability of resources like food, water, and habitat.