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  • Give na example of a mutagen.
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  • Vocabulary: genotypes made of the same alleles
    Homozygous
  • What is the product of DNA replication?
    Two identical DNA molecules
  • Vocabulary: Double-stranded nucleic acid
    DNA
  • Vocabulary: Variation of a gene
    Allele
  • What is the complementary DNA strand? ATGCTAGTAATGCT
    TACGATCATTACGA
  • Vocabulary: DNA that is wound up around a protein
    Chromosome
  • Vocabulary: Genotype made up of different alleles
    Heterozygous
  • What are the three parts that make up a nucleotide?
    5-Carbon sugar, phosphate group, nitrogenous base
  • Name 2 similarities between RNA and DNA.
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  • What is a genotype?
    Determines a trait that will be expressed (represented in dominant/recessive)
  • Vocabulary: A section of DNA that codes for a protein
    Gene
  • Name 2 differences between RNA and DNA.
  • What do the letters on the inside of a punnett square represent?
    Possible genotypes of offspring
  • Vocabulary: gene that is only expressed in the homozygous state
    Recessive
  • Vocabulary: single-stranded nucleic acid
    RNA
  • What is the complementary RNA strand? TACGTATGCGAGCT
    AUGCAUACGCUCGA
  • What is Chargaff's rule?
    %A = %T, %C = %G
  • One leg is dominant (L) to two legs (l). If two parents that carried the gene for two legs were crossed, what is the probability that the offspring will be homozygous recessive?
    1/4, 25%
  • What nitrogen bases are found in DNA?
    A, G, T, C
  • A homozygous recessive parent and a heterozygous parent are crossed. Draw the punnett square and bring to me.
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  • What nitrogen bases are found in RNA?
    A, U, C, G
  • Vocabulary: Study of heredity
    Genetics
  • What is a phenotype?
    Observable trait
  • Vocabulary: gene that is always expressed
    Dominant
  • What do the letters on the outside of a punnett square represent?
    Genotypes of parents