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| complete set of genetic information an organism carries in its DNA |
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| a photograph of cells in mitosis |
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| the number of chromosomes in a normal human karyotype |
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| the ratio of male to female births is 50/50 |
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| half of all sperm carry a Y chromosome |
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| how X and Y chromosomes are different |
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| at least one X chromosome |
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| one dominant allele and one recessive allele |
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| heterozygetes genotype results in dominate phenotype |
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| exaple of complete dominance |
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| codominate and multiple allels |
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| trait has 2 more than 2 possible alleles |
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| 2 alleles may be expressed equally |
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| codominate and multiple alleles |
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| example of codominate and multiple alleles |
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| Blood type Ia Ib - Type AB |
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| genes that are located on the x chromosome |
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| females receive 2 allels while males get 1 |
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| is sex linked traits higher in males or females |
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| examples of sex linked trait |
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| heterozygous genetypes result in different phenotypes in men |
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| define sex influenced trait |
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| works different for hetergyotes |
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