Across
- 4. One gene controlling many phenotypes.
- 10. when a variant causes a trait but not everyone with the variant has the phenotype the allele is said to be incompletely penetrant.
- 13. When neither allele is dominant, each is.
- 14. genetic makeup/alleles.
- 17. unwound DNA.
- 21. Physical appearance/ visible traits.
- 22. Having non identical alleles.
- 25. refers to the effect of gene that is independent of other genes and the environment.
- 27. within the region of a locus or anywhere in the genome.
- 30. Alleles are blended together.
- 31. when both alleles for a gene are expressed equally.
- 33. cumulative distribution function of the logistic distribution.
- 34. A picture of all the chromosomes in a cell.
- 35. traits result from the actions of genes and the environment.
- 39. gene transfer resulting from uptake of DNA from the donor.
- 40. pattern of inheritance which do not follow mendelian inheritance.
- 41. gene has two alleles.
- 42. position of a gene on a particular chromosome.
- 43. cell division producing clones
Down
- 1. trait, follow the different pattern of inheritance that may involve multiples genes and other factor.
- 2. genes that have no allelic counterparts.
- 3. stage in a process of changes oe development.
- 5. gene that commonly exist as 2 or more alleles in a population.
- 6. weaker allele
- 7. factors that control a trait.
- 8. combination of alleles being inherited together a set of DNA polymorphisms found on the same chromosome.
- 9. when the 2 genotypes have the same phenotype that it expresses.
- 11. gene exists predominantly as a single allele .
- 12. interaction between genes that influences a phenotype.
- 15. traits controlled by two of more genes.
- 16. Having identical alleles.
- 18. the set of functional association between genes.
- 19. cumulative distribution function of the standard normal distribution
- 20. traits that have more than two alleles
- 23. different form of gene.
- 24. orderly presentation of family information.
- 26. reduction division.
- 28. genes and their corresponding traits are passed from parent to the offspring.
- 29. when many alleles and genes are involved.
- 32. stronger allele
- 36. if gene has more than two alleles
- 37. any departure or deviation from normal usually expected.
- 38. traits determined by single gene with two alleles.
