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molecular unit of heredity of a living organism. |
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| An organized structure of DNA and protein found in cells. |
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| one of number of alternative forms of gene or genetic locus. |
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| Genetic makeup of a cell or an organisms. |
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| The composite of an organisms observable characterstics or traits. |
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| A cell that fuses with another cell during fertilization in organisms. |
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| Shows all the possible combinations of breeding experiment. |
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| It occurs during the process of meiosis when 2 chromosomes are distributed to the gamete. |
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| When 2 homologous chromosomes come together during meiosis. |
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| The alleles independently assort of 1 another during the process called gamete. |
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| The process of fertilizing a egg,animal or a plant. |
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| The gene that is more likely to be seen and expressed than a recessive gene. |
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| Where the gene that is not tangible or seen. |
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| An organism that has 2 identical allesles from a trait. |
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An organism that has different alleles |
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An abnormal gene or mutation that you get from a parent to inheriit diseases. |
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Speical type of cell division necsscary for sexual reproduction |
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The initial cell formed with two gamete cells are joined by means of sexual reprouduction. |
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A mode of inheritance in which a mutation in a gene on the X-Chromosome |
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| Domiant gene where it completly covers the recessive gene . |
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| Single gene has more than one dominant allele. |
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| Inheritaince in which one allele for a speical trait is not completely dominant over the other allele . |
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