Definition: A characteristic that all members of a species have | Examples: Hair, eyes, tusk |
Feature | |
Image: (Search “genetic characteristic”) | Why is it important to describe which feature you’re studying? So you can explain to other scientist |
Definition: a specific characteristic of an individual organism | Examples: Brown eyes, blonde hair |
Trait | |
Image: (hint: search trait genetic) | How does the word trait relate to the word feature? Feature is true for all individuals in the whole species trait is taking about just the way that individuals turned out |
Definition: how something works | Examples: function of a thumb |
Function | |
Image: (search your particular example) | How does it relate to structure? The structure of something determines the function it ca do |
Definition: The way something is shaped,structured or constructed | Examples: the wheel is round |
Structure | |
Image: (search your particular example) | How does it relate to function? The way something is built to determine what it can do |
Definition: a rype of large molecules that performs impooranat functions insde organisms | Examples: isulin, hormones |
Protein molecule | |
Image: | What are they made of (you get it from food you break down)?: amino acid |
Definition: an instructions for making a protein molecule | Example: A1 A2 |
Gene | |
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| What is it made of? One segment of a strand of DNA |
Definition: A specific form of a gene that provides instructions for making a particular protein molecules | Examples: A1 A2 |
Gene version | |
Image: (hint: another word for it is allele) | Where do you get them from? One from biological mom on from biological dad |
Definition: having gene versions that are diffrent | Examples: Bb Hh |
Heterozygous | |
Image: | Diffrent |
Definition: Having gene versions of the same | Examples: Bb,bb, HH,hh |
Homozygous | |
Image: | What does the prefix homo- mean? SAME |
Definition: To receive genes from a parent | Examples: you inherent money |
Inherit | |
Image: (Hint: search inherit gene) | Why does it matter what variations you inherit? You csn learn about the traits you have or are likel to have which can influence your health deciasions |
Definition: the process in which two parent pass on their genes to create offspring | Examples: sex, making humans |
Sexual reproduction | |
Image: (provided, not a good search term) | What is the alternative? Asexual reproduction without sex- one parent creates offspring such as plants spawning other plants |
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