GENETICS

2. A=T; G=?
4. the growth of an organism from an embryo is explained through this theory by William Harvey.
6. caused by mutant hemoglobin, the protein that transports oxygen from the lungs to cells in the body.
8. the production of items using recombinant DNA technology and other molecular methods.
10. complete haploid DNA content of a specific organism.
11. receives a diploid set of chromosomes and produces identical nuclei.
12. Plants where the long experiments on genetics were conducted in and were observed in.
13. protein assembly is accomplished with the aid of adapter molecules called ____.
14. the study of biology that focuses on heredity and variation.
15. by examining this, one may ascertain how the trait under research is inherited.
17. identifies the set of proteins present in a cell under a given set of conditions.
18. it is associated with gamete formation.
19. an easy technique to identify the genotype of organisms.

1. what the transfer of heritable traits across species using recombinant DNA technology creates.
3. Selection a theory by Charles Darwin that presented the explanation of the mechanism of evolutionary change.
5. it helps in unraveling the process behind the inheritance of phenotypic features.
7. a diagram that illustrates how gametes are combined to form genotypes and phenotypes.
9. explores genes and genomes to learn about their structure, purpose, and evolution.
14. a monk who worked on pea plants.
16. the chromosomal region on which a specific gene resides.