Across
- 3. - A packed fibre that contains DNA and proteins (histones) located in the cell nucleus
- 5. - Traits that are complex and doesn’t show or manifest Mendelian segregation.
- 8. - Occurs when genes depends on other genotypes located at another locus.
- 13. - two or more allelesm
- 20. - Is the interaction between two variation of a gene.
- 21. - Other term for Probit.
- 22. - There are two alleles at the locus in the population.
- 27. - they have different allele for a given trait
- 29. - Could be a factor in the effects of any genetic occurrence
- 31. - It’s the genetic makeup on an organism where it indicates the genes (pair of alleles) of a particular individual.
- 32. - the relationship between one or multiple genotypes and its corresponding phenotypes.
- 34. - physical characteristics of an individual. This is what we can perceive readily. Results from the interaction between the genetic makeup (genotype) and its environment.
- 35. - Hereditary factor that expresses itself even when there is only one copy in the genotype.
- 36. - In terms of alleles, this occurs when two or more genes work into contributing to the phenotype.
- 37. - when normal structure or number of chromosomes of an individual deviates
- 38. - Two or more variations in a DNA sequence
- 39. - It occurs when two alleles with different characteristics are manifested at the same time.
- 40. - a person’s collection of chromosomes
- 42. - when a variation occurs in a single locus.
- 43. - is when two or more genetic factors contribute into the phenotype.
Down
- 1. - an individual who only has one member of a pair of chromosome or a chromosome segment.
- 2. - An allele is not showed over its paired allele
- 4. -possesses identical allele for a given trait. Can be dominant or recessive.
- 6. - occurs in somatic cells or body cells that replaces worn out body tissues and permits asexual reproduction.
- 7. - is when two or more factors such as environmental or genetic can contribute into the phenotype.
- 9. - There are multiple alleles at the locus in the population.
- 10. - This contains the genetic information located that is stored in a fixed location on the locus.
- 11. - A term used to describe the patterns of inheritance based on Gregor Mendel’s pea experiment.
- 12. - haploid genotype
- 14. - a specifc period or stage in an occurrence.
- 15. - the location or position of a chromosome. This leads to an Identical gene sites along their length
- 16. - It only expresses itself when two copies are present in the genotype
- 17. - There are more alleles at the locus in the population.
- 18. - May result into changes in the genetic information caused by an error in replication.
- 19. - a process where naked DNA is transported between microbial cells.
- 23. - Houses the genetic material or the DNA in the form of genes.
- 24. - A kind of analysis to know the interactions between DNA nucleotides.
- 25. - There is only one allele at the locus in the population.
- 26. - occurs at locus on a chromosome where it contains one or multiple genes.
- 28. - It doesn’t follow the patterns of inheritance based on Gregor Mendel’s pea experiment.
- 30. - After it’s done the daughter cell will only contain half of the genetic material or haploid set of chromosomes hence its other name “reduction division”
- 32. - Occurs when alleles at a locus affects two various phenotypes
- 33. - Other word for Locus.
- 38. - the chances of being affected of a binary disease phenotype.
- 41. - a diagram that shows the inheritance if a specific trait.