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Homologous chromosomes
Refer to a pair of chromosomes that are of the same size
Alleles
One of two ore more alternative forms of gene
Genotype
Totality of the genetic makeup of an individual
Phenotype
Refers to the observable expression of a particular genotype
Homozygous
Refers to when two similar alleles are present in a pair
Heterozygous
When two different alleles are paired
Dominant allele
The allele that is expressed in a heterozygous condition
Recessive allele
Allele that is not expressed in the a heterozygous condition
Gregor Mendel
Illustrated the basic pattern of inheritance
Genes
The factors of inheritance
Dihybrid cross
2 different traits with contrasting alleles will be traced at a time.
Law of independent assortment
States that a pair of alleles wil segregate or assort indepently from other alleles during gamete formation
Unit factors in pairs
Genetic characters are controlled by unit factors that exist in pairs in individual organisms
Dominance and recessiveness
When two unlike unit factors responsible for a single trait are present in an individual, one unit factor is dominant over the other, which is said to be recessive
Law of segregation
During the formation of gametes, the paired unit factors segregate randomly so that each gamete receives one or the other with equal likelihood
Codominance
When two dominant alleles are present, both alleles will be expressed when combined
Recessive
Codominance happens when the _____ gene is missing
Incomplete dominance
When dominant alleles are absent, only a recessive allele will combine with another recessive allele
Dominant
Incomplete dominance appears when the ___ gene is missing
Lethal gene
A condition when a certain combination of alleles will result to death of the carrier
Multiple alleles
When more than two alleles exist in a certain character
Agglutinogens
IN humans are used as the most common means of blood typing
Polygenic inheritance
Traits that are caused by the presence of more than one gene
Polygenes
Genes that are involved in polygenic inheritance
Rhesus Factor
The positive or negative sign in blood groups is known as ______