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Jeopardy Jeopardy General Sex Determination in humans Mendelian Genetics Non-Mendelian Genetics DNA Replication and Recombination 100 200 300 400 500

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General for 100 A sequence of DNA nucleotides that codes for the production of a protein. What is a gene? Home

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Sex determination in humans for 100 Sex determination in humans for 100 The two types of sex chromosomes in humans. What is X and Y? Home

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Mendelian Genetics for 100 He experimented with pea plants and crossing over, which lead to the beginning of understanding trait inheritance. Who is Gregor Mendel? Home

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Non-Mendelian Genetics for 100. Sickle cell anemia is an example of this type of inheritance pattern. What is incomplete dominance? Home

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DNA Replication and Recombination for 100 This type of intracellular information must be accurately copied every time to prevent things like mutations. What is genetic information/DNA? Home

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General for 200 This intranuclear structure can contain several different genes. What is a chromosome? Home

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Sex Determination in Humans for 200 Klinefelter syndrome cells have this mutation. What is one or more Y chromosome and multiple X chromosomes? Home

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Mendelian for 200 The study of only one characteristic in the crossing of two pure individuals (homozygous) for that characteristic. What is monohybridism? Home

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Non-Mendelian Genetics for 200. A phenomenon in which a single gene conditions several different phenotypical traits. W What is pleiotropy? Home

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DNA Replication and Recombination for 200 Eukaryotic DNA replication takes place in this manner. What is a semiconservative manner? Home

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General for 300 A diploid individual has this many sets of chromosomes. What is 2? Home

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Sex Determination for 300. Poly-x females are also known as having this syndrome. What is Triplo X syndrome? Home

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Mendelian for 300 His first law included two factors determining a characteristic of an individual; one inherited by the father, one inherited by the mother. Who is Mendel? Home

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Non-Mendelian Genetics for 300 Phenomenon in which the same gene has more than two different alleles. What is multiple allele? Home

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DNA Replication and Recombination for 300 This is the end a new nucleotide bonds with the DNA strand. What is the 3 end? Home

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General for 400 Observable characteristics of an individual caused by its genes. i.e blue eyes What is phenotype? Home

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Sex Determination in Humans for 400 Genes affecting fertility are located on these chromosomes. What is X & Y chromosomes? Home

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Mendelian Genetics for 400 The random separation of homologous pairs of chromosomes in anaphase I of meiosis? What is independent assortment? Home

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Non-Mendelian Genetics for 400 When a gene has at least one allele that when present is deadly to the cell. What is a lethal gene? Home

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DNA Replication and Recombination for 400 This takes place through breaks in nucleotide strands, alignment of homologous DNA segments, and rejoining of the strands. What is homologous recombination? Home

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General for 500 These genes are contained in a chromosome that condition the phenotype. What is genotype? Home

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Sex Determination in Humans for 500 When expressed, this gene causes male characteristics. What is the SRY gene? Home

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Mendelian Genetics for 500 This condition is needed for Mendels second law to be valid. What is, genes located on different chromosomes? Home

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Non-Mendelian Genetics for 500 These are the 3 main types of gene interactions. What is complementary genes, epistasis, and polygenic inheritance? Home

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DNA Replication and Recombination for 500 A cancer causing gene. What is an oncogene? Home

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