Ipaliwanag sa Tagalog at magbigay ng halimbawa
Definition of Terms
1. Gene singly in a gamete. any of the complex chemical units in the chromosomes by which hereditary characters are transmitted. Occurs in pair. A factor occurring singly in a gamete. There are two genes or factors called gene A and gene B. These are found in the chromosomes. Since chromosomes go on pair, each of which carries or fails to carry one of these genes and an individual's genetic constitution may be represented by AA, AB, BB, BO, AO, 00 which are called genotypes, where O represents the absence in the chromosomes of either the A or B gene. Responsible for the transmission of hereditary characteristics.
2. Chromosomes - any of the microscopic rod-shaped bodies bearing genes responsible for the transmission of hereditary characteristics. Are observed to occur in pairs.
3. Phenotypes - term used to denote the expression of the inheritedcharacteristics as found in the individual. Actually the blood groups.
4. Genotype- are paired genes. It is either homozygous or heterozygous. 5. Homozygous genotype or pure genotype-paired genes a similar.
6. Heterozygous genotype or hybrid - paired genes are dissimilar or not alike.
7. Gamete - sexual cells; reproductive cell that unites with one another to form cell that develops into a new individual.
8. ***** cell or microgamete - male sexual cell. 9. Egg cell or macrogamete - female sexual cell.
10. Zygote pair of genes occurring in a gamete produced during fertilization. Cell formed by the union of an ovum and *****.
11. Alleles - pairs of contrasting genes, which determines the expression of the inherited characteristics of an individual.
Definition of Terms
1. Gene singly in a gamete. any of the complex chemical units in the chromosomes by which hereditary characters are transmitted. Occurs in pair. A factor occurring singly in a gamete. There are two genes or factors called gene A and gene B. These are found in the chromosomes. Since chromosomes go on pair, each of which carries or fails to carry one of these genes and an individual's genetic constitution may be represented by AA, AB, BB, BO, AO, 00 which are called genotypes, where O represents the absence in the chromosomes of either the A or B gene. Responsible for the transmission of hereditary characteristics.
2. Chromosomes - any of the microscopic rod-shaped bodies bearing genes responsible for the transmission of hereditary characteristics. Are observed to occur in pairs.
3. Phenotypes - term used to denote the expression of the inheritedcharacteristics as found in the individual. Actually the blood groups.
4. Genotype- are paired genes. It is either homozygous or heterozygous. 5. Homozygous genotype or pure genotype-paired genes a similar.
6. Heterozygous genotype or hybrid - paired genes are dissimilar or not alike.
7. Gamete - sexual cells; reproductive cell that unites with one another to form cell that develops into a new individual.
8. ***** cell or microgamete - male sexual cell. 9. Egg cell or macrogamete - female sexual cell.
10. Zygote pair of genes occurring in a gamete produced during fertilization. Cell formed by the union of an ovum and *****.
11. Alleles - pairs of contrasting genes, which determines the expression of the inherited characteristics of an individual.