What is a genotype?
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The alleles an organism has.
Key words: alleles
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The alleles an organism has.
Key words: alleles
The characteristics shown.
Key words: characteristics
Two identical alleles.
Key words: identical
Two different alleles.
Key words: different
Test cross with tt → any recessive offspring → Tt.
Key words: test cross
Allele expressed in the phenotype of a heterozygote in a stated inheritance model.
Key words: dominant
Allele whose effect is masked by a dominant allele in a heterozygote.
Key words: recessive
Having two identical alleles at a locus.
Key words: homozygous
Having two different alleles at a locus.
Key words: heterozygous
Meaning: Expressed in heterozygote. Example: A in Aa.
Key words: Dominant allele
Meaning: Masked by dominant allele in heterozygote. Example: a in Aa.
Key words: Recessive allele
Meaning: Two dominant alleles. Example: AA.
Key words: Homozygous dominant
Meaning: Two different alleles. Example: Aa.
Key words: Heterozygous
Meaning: Two recessive alleles. Example: aa.
Key words: Homozygous recessive
Meaning: Observed/measured characteristic. Example: Shows dominant trait.
Key words: Phenotype
False. Dominance and population frequency are independent.
False. A heterozygous carrier has one recessive allele but does not show the simple recessive phenotype.
False. A dominant phenotype may have AA or Aa genotype.