Chapter 14 - Mendelian Genetics

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Across
  1. 5. Genes on the same chromosome that are relatively close to each other
  2. 7. When there are three or more alleles for a gene
  3. 10. Two alleles for a gene are not identical
  4. 11. Area where genes reside on a chromosome
  5. 14. When two alleles are equally dominant
  6. 17. When heterozygous genotype produces a "mixed" phenotype
  7. 20. Mating of two contrasting, true-breeding varieties
  8. 21. Cross between heterozygotes from the F1 generation
  9. 22. Two identical alleles for a gene
  10. 24. Each gene participates in contributing to the final phenotype
  11. 25. Actual trait expressed
  12. 26. Ratio acquired in the F2 generation after crossing heterozygotes in the F1 generation
  13. 27. One gene's inheritance pattern is independent of another gene
Down
  1. 1. Used to determine the genotype of an individual with a dominant phenotype
  2. 2. "Father" of modern genetics
  3. 3. Each variant of a hereditary character
  4. 4. Study of hereditary character and variation among organisms
  5. 6. Term describing how most genes have multiple phenotypic effects
  6. 8. Parents
  7. 9. Used to predict results of a genetic cross between individuals of known genetic makeup
  8. 12. Two alleles of a gene separate during gamete formation and end up in different gametes
  9. 13. Feature that can be inherited
  10. 15. Produced by crossing two true-breeding parents different in two genes
  11. 16. Family tree that describes interrelationships of parents and children across generations
  12. 18. When a gene controls whether phenotype of a second gene is expressed or suppressed
  13. 19. Allele combinations
  14. 23. Plants used by Mendel