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a segment of DNA (on a chromosome)
that contains the code for a specific
trai |
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a characteristic that is passed from
parent to offspring through the genes |
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the passing of traits from parent to
offspring |
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(deoxyribonucleic acid) the material
found in all cells that contains genetic information about that organism |
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a thick threadlike structure that
contains genetic information in the
form of DNA |
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an organism that is genetically identical
to the organism from which it was
produced |
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| any alteration in the sequence of DNA |
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the way that an unseen gene is seen in
an organism as an actual physical trait |
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a set of technologies that humans use to
alter the genetic instructions of an
organism by substituting DNA
molecules |
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the combination of technology and
biological sciences |
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the process of choosing a few
organisms with desirable traits to serve as the parents of the next generation |
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a technique used to make identical
organisms |
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| the result of activated genes |
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| Building blocks of DNA(Made of a sugar, phosphate, and a base) |
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What is A pointing to? |
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| A is pointing to a gene or a segment of DNA that codes for a protein |
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What is this process? |
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| Biotechnology, Recombinant DNA, Genetic Engineering |
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