Matching
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a. | Codominance- | b. | Polygenic
traits- | c. | Huntingtons
disease- | d. | pedigree- | e. | X Chromosome
Inactivation- | f. | Cystic
Fibrosis- | g. | Karyotypes | h. | XY
- | i. | carrier- | j. | Thomas Hunt Morgan- | k. | sex-linked
genes- | l. | XX- | m. | multiple-allele
trait- | n. | linked
traits- | o. | Incomplete
Dominance- |
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worked with fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster)
to map linked genes
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Traits determined by several alleles (like blood
type)
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Picture of all chromosomes in a
cell
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Genes located on sex-chromosomes
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two or more genes determine trait
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A chart for tracing genes in a
family
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Male genotype
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Both traits are expressed
completely
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recessive disorder that affects sweat glands and
mucus glands.
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Neither allele completely dominant
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Female genotype
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Traits found on the same
chromosomes
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In each cell of female, one of two chromosome is
randomly “turned off”.
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A person who is heterozygous for disease is
called a ________- does not show disease symptoms
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This dominant disease strikes later in life,
person can have children before disease appears. Allele is passed on even though disease is
fatal
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