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What is the study of the inheritance of genes that results in certain traits? (Lesson 8 Vocabulary)
Genetics
What is a structure that is made up of the cell's DNA wrapped around proteins? (Lesson 8 Vocabulary)
Chromosome
What is a gene whose instructions have been followed by the cell to make a product which is usually a protein? (Lesson 8 Vocabulary)
Expressed gene
What is a segment of DNA that contains the instructions for making a product usually a protein? (Lesson 8 Vocabulary)
Gene
What is a specific version of a gene? (Lesson 8 Vocabulary)
Allele
What is the process by which one organism produces offspring that are genetically identical to the parent and each other? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Asexual reproduction
What is the allele combination for a given trait? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Genotype
What is a type of genotype that has two different alleles? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Heterozygous
What is the physical appearance of an organism or the visible trait? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Phenotype
What is the chance that a specific outcome will occur each time an even happens? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Probability
What type of allele is expressed even when only one copy is present? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Dominant allele
What type of genotype has two identical alleles? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Homozygous
What is an allele that is expressed only when two copies are present? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Recessive allele
What is the different combinations of alleles of genes found in a species? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Genetic variation
What is an event that happens in which the outcome cannot be predicted before it occurs? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Random
What is a diagram that shows the potential allele combinations an offspring could inherit from its parents? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Punnett square
What is the process by which female and male sex cells from two parent organisms combine genetic information to produce offspring? (Lesson 9 Vocabulary)
Sexual reproduction
What are the factors that are held constant throughout an experiment? (Lesson 10 Vocabulary)
Controlled variables
What is a disease or condition that is caused by particular alleles of one or more genes? (Lesson 10 Vocabulary)
Genetic disorder
What is the factor that changes and is measured or observed during an experiment? (Lesson 10 Vocabulary)
Dependent variable
What is the factor that is being changed by the scientist doing the experiment? (Lesson 10 Vocabulary)
Independent variable
An organism inherits its genes from the organism's... (Lesson 8 Game #12)
Biological parents.
How many strands of DNA are there in the nucleus of most human cells? (Lesson 8 Game #14)
46
How many pairs of chromosomes are in the human cell? (Lesson 8 Game #18)
23
What does the 23rd pair of chromosomes in humans determine? (Lesson 8 Game #21)
A person's sex
How many chromosomes are in a human sex cell? (Lesson 9 Game #7)
23 chromosomes
Which of these accurately describes the term nature versus nurture? (Lesson 10 Game #1)
Nature is determined by genes, while nurture is determined by the environment.
What is the strongest determinant of a person's traits? (Lesson 10 Game #2)
Most traits are determined by both genes and the environment.
What are genes made from? (Lesson 8 Key Science Concept)
Sections or segments of DNA
How does the DNA in a parent bacterial cell compare to the DNA in an offspring? (Lesson 9 Summary)
Exactly the same
How many chromosomes are in a human sperm cell? (Lesson 9 Summary)
23
How many chromosomes are in a human body cell? (Lesson 9 Summary)
46
What is the dominant allele for height in pea plants? (Lesson 9 Key Science Concept)
Tall
What is the recessive allele for height in pea plants? (Lesson 9 Key Science Concept)
Short