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Genotype
The genetic composition of alleles of an organism.
Phenotype
The physical expression of the genotype.
Gene
The section of a chromosome carrying information for a character/trait (color/shape).
Homologous Chromosomes
Have same genes in same location, one from each parent.
Locus
The physical location of a gene on the chromosome.
Diploid
Having two sets of chromosomes, one from each parent (normal human cells)
Haploid
Having a single set of chromosomes (gametes)
Allele
A form/variation of a gene, found on chromosomes (Gene=color. Variation=red or blue)
Heterozygous
Different versions/alleles of a gene (Aa)
Homozygous
Identical versions/alleles of a gene (AA or aa)
What allele is expressed in heterozygote?
Dominant
What allele is not expressed in the heterozygote?
Recessive
Monohybrid Cross
Cross of a single gene (AA X Ah)
Frequency
Part divided by the whole
Pleiotropic
A single gene that influences the expression of other genes
Somatic Cells
All cells, excluding the egg and sperm
Mendelian Trait
When a single gene determines a specific trait
Gametes
Sex-cells
Polyploid
More than 2 sets of chromosomes
Autosomes
22 none-sex chromosomes
Law
A hypothesis that has the same result every test
Microevolution
Change of allele frequency among populations
Has 2 alleles per 1 gene
Diploid
Humans have 46 chromosomes in each of these.
Somatic Cells
Has 23 pairs of homologous chromosomes
Somatic Cell
Number of chromosomes in each gamete
23
Dihybrid
Different alleles of heterozygous genes (Aa Hh)