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locus

the position of a gene sequence on a chromosome
if we know what goes where, we can change the gene sequence

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diploid

organisms that have pairs of chromosomes; what we call humans.

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genotype

an individual's genetic blueprint

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phenotype

what an individual looks like physically

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mutation

a change in the base pair sequences, or the blueprint

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what is key about mutations?

  • Can be caused by radiation, chemicals, and replication errors.

  • Can be deleterious, neutral, or adaptive.

  • Original source, small percentage.


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alleles

different versions of the same genes; code for different versions of the same trait

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what should be noted about alleles?

dominant traits and recessive traits

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mitosis

replication of a cell whereas you end up with an exact replica

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meiosis

sexual reproduction, crossing over of chromosomes

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codon

a series of 3 base pairs

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what do codons do?

make amino acids into proteins

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genes

the sentences using codons that outline how to construct proteins which produce traits

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chromosomes

where DNA/genes are found on structures

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what organisms have how many chromosomes?

  • Dogs = 78, goldfish = 94, humans = 23.


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How do scientists define a theory?

idk. ask mrs randall