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BSC 170 Exam 1 UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers Modes of Inheritance - CORRECT ANSWER - -The pattern in which a gene variant passes from generation to generation. -Can be dominant/recessive, autosomal, or X- or Y-linked Autosomal Dominant - CORRECT ANSWER - the disease affects BOTH sexes and appears in EVERY generation Autosomal Recessive - CORRECT ANSWER - the disease affects both sexes and can "skip" generations through carri

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BSC 170 Exam 1 UPDATED Exam
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Modes of Inheritance - CORRECT ANSWER - -The pattern in which a gene variant
passes from generation to generation.
-Can be dominant/recessive, autosomal, or X- or Y-linked


Autosomal Dominant - CORRECT ANSWER - the disease affects BOTH sexes and
appears in EVERY generation


Autosomal Recessive - CORRECT ANSWER - the disease affects both sexes and can
"skip" generations through carriers


*Carriers do not have symptoms.


Complete Dominance - CORRECT ANSWER - masks affect of recessive gene



Incomplete Dominance - CORRECT ANSWER - intermediate phenotype half way
between 2 parents
Ex) red flower x white flower = pink flower


Codominance - CORRECT ANSWER - both genes express slightly different, but not
exclusive traits


Ex) red x white flower = white and red marbled flower


Recessive - CORRECT ANSWER - the masked trait



Monohybrid Cross - CORRECT ANSWER - A cross of 2 individuals who are
heterozygous (ex. Tt) for a single trait.

, *follows one trait
*self-crossed plants are hybrids


Law of Segregation - CORRECT ANSWER - The distribution of alleles of a gene into
separate gametes during meiosis.


genes - CORRECT ANSWER - Greek for "give birth to"



Diploid - CORRECT ANSWER - -the genetic condition of having pairs of homologous
chromosomes
-most cells are diploid
-2n (n = # of homologous pairs)


Haploid - CORRECT ANSWER - -the genetic condition of only one copy of each
chromosome
-no homologous pairs
-1n
-in humans n=23


Apoptosis - CORRECT ANSWER - a form of cell death



cell cycle - CORRECT ANSWER - describes the sequence of activities as a cell prepares
for and undergoes division


2 major stages of the cell cycle: - CORRECT ANSWER - -interphase (not dividing)
-mitosis (dividing)

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