When heterozygotes have the phenotype of both traits it is called
When heterozygotes have the phenotype of both traits it is called
What is Codominant?
Traits are controlled by....
Traits are controlled by....
What are alleles?
The likelihood that a particular event will happen is
The likelihood that a particular event will happen is
What is probability?
During Meiosis, sex cells form when chromosome pairs ....
During Meiosis, sex cells form when chromosome pairs ....
What is Separate?
The process by which m-RNA is produced from a single strand of DNA template.
The process by which m-RNA is produced from a single strand of DNA template.
What is Transcription?
The physical appearance of an organism is called it's
The physical appearance of an organism is called it's
What is phenotype?
A change in a gene or chromosome is called a
A change in a gene or chromosome is called a
What is mutation?
Mendal used these plants in his experiments
Mendal used these plants in his experiments
What are purebred pea plants?
These are made of genes joined together like beads on a string
These are made of genes joined together like beads on a string
What are Chromosomes?
Different forms of genes are called
Different forms of genes are called
What are alleles?
Proteins are made in this PART of the cell
Proteins are made in this PART of the cell
What is the cytoplasm?
Whether a mutation is considered helpful or harmful partly depends on
Whether a mutation is considered helpful or harmful partly depends on
What is the organisms environment?
In the genetic code, a group of three nitrogen bases code for a specific
In the genetic code, a group of three nitrogen bases code for a specific
What is amino acid?
The number of chromosomes is reduced in half during what process?
The number of chromosomes is reduced in half during what process?
What is Meiosis?
Mutations can be the source of....
Mutations can be the source of....
What is Genetic Variety?
An allele whose trait always shows up is known as
An allele whose trait always shows up is known as
What is the dominant allele?
The theory that genes are carried from parent to offspring on chromosomes.
The theory that genes are carried from parent to offspring on chromosomes.
What is Chromosome Theory of Inheritance?
A mutation that causes disease resistance would be considered...
A mutation that causes disease resistance would be considered...
What is a helpful mutation?
The 3 letter base code on the m-RNA is called a
The 3 letter base code on the m-RNA is called a
What is a codon?
Mutations can affect protein synthesis in cells by producing the
Mutations can affect protein synthesis in cells by producing the
What is the incorrect protein?
An organism that has 2 different allele for a trait is called
An organism that has 2 different allele for a trait is called
What is hybrid or heterozygous?
The passing of traits from parent to offspring is
The passing of traits from parent to offspring is
What is heredity?
This process produces proteins on ribosomes?
This process produces proteins on ribosomes?
What is Translation?
Mutations that improve an organisms chances of survival and reproduction are
Mutations that improve an organisms chances of survival and reproduction are
What is helpful?
Unlike DNA, RNA contains the nitrogen base called....
Unlike DNA, RNA contains the nitrogen base called....
What is Uracil?
What are the 2 reasons that Mendel chose to use Pea plants to study heredity?
What are the 2 reasons that Mendel chose to use Pea plants to study heredity?
What is they produce many offspring in one generation and their traits only come in 2 forms?
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