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The genotype is the
combination
of
alleles
that an individual has.
Every
chromosome
is one of a
pair
so there are
two
copies of each
gene
in every
genome.
A
homozygous
is when the
alleles
for a gene are the same.
Heterozygous
is when the alleles for a
gene
are different.
An
allele
is a version of a
gene.
Alleles can be
dominant
or
recessive
to other alleles
Chromosomes
come in pairs become one is
inherited
from each
parent.
Genetic variation
occurs when individuals have different
combinations
of
alleles.
The
phenotype
is the
observable
characteristics of an organism influenced by their
genotype.
A
genome
is the
entire
set of
genetic
material in an
organism.
A
gene
is a short section of
DNA
that codes for a
protein.
A
karyotype
is an image that displays all the
chromosomes
of an organism.
A
chromosome
is a section of
DNA
containing many
genes.
A
ribosome
is a structure which makes
proteins
from
amino acids.
DNA
is a
polymer
with a
double helix
structure. It is
genetic
material located in the
nucleus
that codes for all of our
characteristics.