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Total cards: 13•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what is codominance

Back (Answer)

RR’ two dominant alleles who are both expressed in heterozygotes which gives a mix of both colors (spots) RR RR’ R’R’

#2
Front (Question)

what are X-linked Traits

Back (Answer)

genes only on the X chromosome therefore, man are more likely to “suffer” form x-linked diseases since they only have one X and one affected = sick. Woman = 2 man and for the sickness to show both X must be affected (less likely)

#3
Front (Question)

What is epistasis?

Back (Answer)

when they are two genes in different loci. Ex: if there is hair or not; what pigment is the color.

#4
Front (Question)

Lethality

Back (Answer)

recessive lethal when you have this gene: the offspring will not survive Dominant: only transmitted one generation: very rare

#5
Front (Question)

y-linked example

Back (Answer)

infertility

#6
Front (Question)

incomplete dominance:

Back (Answer)

offspring mix of parents

#7
Front (Question)

true-breeding

Back (Answer)

parents with same phenotype give a child with same phenotype as well

#8
Front (Question)

latent vs expressed unit factor

Back (Answer)

expressed = the one that is seen (dominent) latent = not seen (recessive)

#9
Front (Question)

monohybrid cross

Back (Answer)

two homozygous parents

#10
Front (Question)

test cross

Back (Answer)

Y? crossed with yy to see if Y? is heterozygous or homosygous

#11
Front (Question)

trait

Back (Answer)

characteristic

#12
Front (Question)

allele

Back (Answer)

alternative versions of a gene

#13
Front (Question)

when placing alleles

Back (Answer)

same locus on homologues chromosomes; but sister chromatids are the same if Aa on of the chromosomes will have both sister chromatids AA the other aa