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The science concerned with the Genetics
chemical and physical nature of
genes and the mechanism by which
genes control development of an
organism
Molecule which is the foundation DNA
level of genetic inheritance in all
living organisms
Specifies the genetic code, basic
hereditary material
Information in DNA Genes
Genes Make up chromosomes
The DNA in chromosomes Genome
Every cell Contains the genome
A unit of genetic material that codes Gene
for hereditary traits, or characteristics
Occupies a specific location on a
locus
, A gene that does not appear to Amorph
produce a detectable antigen, a
silent one
A trait or characteristic that will be Dominant gene
expressed in the offspring even
though it is only carried on one of
the homologous chromosomes
A types of gene that, in the presence Recessive gene
of its dominant allele, does not
express itself
A pair of genes in which neither is Codominant gene
dominant over the other; that is, they
are both expressed
One of two or more different genes Alleles
that may occupy a specific locus on
a chromosome
Without a defined nucleus Prokaryotic
With a defined nucleus Eukaryotic
Long linear strands on DNA coiled Chromosome
around histones that carry all the
genes, with 23 pairs of chromosomes
in each human cell. Each one is one
is a single, extremely long strand of
duplex DNA
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Terms in this set (219)
The science concerned with the Genetics
chemical and physical nature of
genes and the mechanism by which
genes control development of an
organism
Molecule which is the foundation DNA
level of genetic inheritance in all
living organisms
Specifies the genetic code, basic
hereditary material
Information in DNA Genes
Genes Make up chromosomes
The DNA in chromosomes Genome
Every cell Contains the genome
A unit of genetic material that codes Gene
for hereditary traits, or characteristics
Occupies a specific location on a
locus
, A gene that does not appear to Amorph
produce a detectable antigen, a
silent one
A trait or characteristic that will be Dominant gene
expressed in the offspring even
though it is only carried on one of
the homologous chromosomes
A types of gene that, in the presence Recessive gene
of its dominant allele, does not
express itself
A pair of genes in which neither is Codominant gene
dominant over the other; that is, they
are both expressed
One of two or more different genes Alleles
that may occupy a specific locus on
a chromosome
Without a defined nucleus Prokaryotic
With a defined nucleus Eukaryotic
Long linear strands on DNA coiled Chromosome
around histones that carry all the
genes, with 23 pairs of chromosomes
in each human cell. Each one is one
is a single, extremely long strand of
duplex DNA
