Across
- 3. located within the nucleus; involves DNA and RNA that later on forms as chromosomes
- 7. one's phenotype is influenced by a single gene
- 8. wherein the expression of a single gene is
- 13. a wide range of gene variation is present
- 20. the relationship that pertains between two gene variations
- 21. a process that fits a generalized linear representation to binomial information that has thinner tails than the average distribution
- 22. two alternate forms of a gene
- 27. a particular gene that have two different alleles
- 29. is changed and caused by the expression of the inherited genes
- 31. the genetic identity of an organism
- 32. the representation of a collective phenotypes in an organism
- 34. the organism's characteristics that can be observed
- 35. the relationship between two alleles in which it over masks the recessive allele
- 36. the genes equally contribute to the phenotype and no gene will dominate the other
- 37. genes that act the same way as normal gene although they can only be used in aberrations.
- 38. a gene considered to have several numbers of variations
- 39. phenotypic expression is observed in the alleles of a heterozygous gene pair
- 40. the organism's visual collection of chromosomes
- 42. describes whether gene carriers of a specific condition come to develop the characteristics of the condition
- 43. one's phenotype is influenced by more than a single gene
Down
- 1. a single copy of a gene sequence can be found in diploid cells
- 2. a form of intermediate inheritance in which an allele specific for a trait is not completely expressed over the other allele pair
- 4. a particular gene that have two identical alleles
- 5. a phase of cell division where in it results to two daughter cells that have inherited the same number and kind of the parental nucleus
- 6. traits that are dependent on a certain number of causes
- 9. have multiple numbers of alleles on a genetic marker
- 10. fundamental unit of heredity that are passed from generations to generations
- 11. genetic characteristics that follow Mendel's Law
- 12. a combination of DNA variations that most likely be inherited together
- 14. a certain period where a change or process occurs
- 15. a fixed area on a chromosome where a genetic marker is found
- 16. the relationship between two alleles in which it is the one being over masked by the dominant allele
- 17. occupied by many different genes affecting the hereditary characters
- 18. a positive or negative change in a gene sequence
- 19. the method of combining derived DNA into the generational line of the microorganisms in order to be inherited by the latter lineages
- 23. a bond of nucleic acids and protein that gives off a threadlike appearance; carries genetic information
- 24. a process that fits a generalized linear representation to binomial information that follows an average distribution
- 25. a gene considered to have no different variations
- 26. a pair of genes in a particular area of a chromosome that have the same trait
- 28. genetics characteristics that do not follow Mendel's Law
- 30. phase of cell division where in it results to two daughter cells that have the half number and of the parental nucleus
- 32. pertains to a gene that affects multiple traits
- 33. areas within the region of a locus
- 39. TRAIT traits that are influenced by more than just an environmental or genetic factor
- 41. a representation of a genetic tree that clearly shows the inheritance of disease traits over generations