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What is aneuploidy?
a genetic condition where someone has either too many or too few chromosomes.
What is a centromere?
a point where sister chromatids connect
What is trisomy?
when there is an extra chromosome in a pair
What is monosomy?
when a pair is missing a chromosome
What is terminal deletion?
A piece of a chromosome is gone
What is Cri Du Chat syndrome caused by?
chromosome 5 deletion
What is Turner syndrome caused by?
deletion of a piece of the x chromosome
What is Klinefelter syndrome caused by?
an extra x chromosome
What is Williams Syndrome caused by?
chromosome 7 deletion
What is a gene?
Sequence of DNA that codes for protein
What does locus mean?
"location"
What are autosomes?
chromosomes that are not sex chromosomes
What are phenotypes?
physical manifestation of a gene
What are genotypes?
an organism's complete genetic makeup
What is a monohybrid cross?
a punnett square with only one gene
What is a dihybrid cross?
2 genes in a punnett square
What is genotypic ratio?
the proportional relationship between different genotypes in the offspring of a genetic cross
What does Mendelian mean
one allele is truly dominant
What does "non-Mendelian" mean?
incomplete allele, sex-linked, codominance
What is an incomplete allele?
dominant allele doesn't fully mask the recessive allele
What is codominance?
a genetic relationship where both alleles for a trait are fully and equally expressed
XY chromosomes are?
sex-linked
What is an allele?
An alternative form of a single gene