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| trait determined by gene on X or Y |
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| tend to be inherited together |
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| diagram of gene positions |
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| 1% increments in frequency of crossing over |
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| mov't of DNA segment to another |
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| failure of HLCS to separate |
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| only 1 nucleotide changes |
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| mutation that shifts all sequences after -> misreading |
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| chart showing family trait |
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| has one recessive gene which can result in disease in HL pairs |
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| disease caused by CS mutation |
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| char. influenced by many genes |
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| influenced by genes and enviro't |
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| more than 2 alleles for trait |
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| both genes fully expressed |
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| gene is expressed half & half |
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| influenced by presence of X or Y |
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| disease w/involuntary mov'ts and less mental ability |
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| screen where uterus fluid is taken to determine genes |
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| sample to diagnose fetal genotypes |
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| modifying genes to correct disease or improve genome |
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| analyzing parents' genetic make up to predict children's genotype |
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