Across
- 3. A change, difference, or error that happens to DNA either when it is being made or from the environment
- 5. A chart that shows the different alleles an organism can have
- 7. Building blocks of DNA made up of a sugar, phosphate, and nitrogen base
- 9. Deoxyribonucleic acid, the molecule that contains all genetic information
- 19. Chemicals that make up the middle of DNA that link together
- 20. The type of allele that only expresses or shows itself whenever an organism has no dominant alleles
- 21. Organelle or part of the cell that makes proteins
- 22. The type of reproduction that mixes parent organism genes to make genetically unique offspring
- 24. The observable traits that an organism has based on its alleles
- 25. The study of genes, traits, and Heredity in a population
Down
- 1. The type of allele that expresses or shows itself whenever an organism has it
- 2. synthesis The process of creating proteins in the cell
- 4. Building blocks of proteins
- 6. The differences of genes in a population of organisms
- 8. A double rod or "X" shape of condensed DNA that has genetic information
- 10. The type of reproduction that produces genetically identical offspring to the parent organism
- 11. A characteristic that an organism can pass on to its offspring
- 12. Pieces or sections of DNA that contain specific instructions on making proteins and control traits
- 13. Large molecules that are chains of amino acids
- 14. A rule that explains how nitrogen bases pair up in a specific way (A&T, C&G)
- 15. When an organism has different alleles for a specific gene
- 16. The specific gene and allele combinations an organism has
- 17. When an organism has two of the same allele for a specific gene
- 18. How traits are passed down in a population
- 23. The different types or variations that exist for a specific gene
