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| chromosomes that typically carry genetic information used by an organism for characteristics other than the primary determination of sex |
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ADP+P-->ATP (energy in)
ATP-->ADP+P+energy |
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| the substance the enzyme works on |
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| on blood cell: A has A antigens, AB has both A and B antigens |
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| body cells; mitosis occurs in these |
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| a trait that requires the presence of 1 allele to show the trait |
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| what type of gene it is (letters) |
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| a number of different pairs of alleles may combine their efforts to determine a characteristic |
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| warriors (anti B antibodies for type A blood) |
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| blood; negative can give to positive blood types; O negative is universal donor; AB positive is universal recipient |
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| APD + P (Phosphate) --> ATP |
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| alternate forms of a gene |
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| all the possible pairs of a trait |
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| the alleles of a gene pair are different |
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| a trait that requires the presence of both alleles to show the trait |
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| jumbled DNA in interphase |
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| sex cells; meiosis occurs in these |
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| picture of chromosomes in cell arranged largest to smallest |
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| the appearance of a trait (words) |
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| both alleles in the gene pair are identical |
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| hemophilia, color blindness, Duchene Muscular Dystrophy |
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| visible (starts in prophase) |
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| Pair of chromosomes (tetrads) in sex cells |
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| heterozygous phenotype is intermediate between either of the homozygous phenotypes (curly/straight hair) |
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one allele is equally dominant to another (both phenotypes show up)
ex: blood types |
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| 3 alleles are present (XXX) |
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| where the substrate is broken down |
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| failure of chromosome to seperate |
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