Reference no: EM1386781

1. allel that is suppressed/ hidden by the presence of another allele
2. secific genetic information of an organism
3. cromosome i from your mother and chromosome i from your father are ___(genetically similar chromosomes)
4. hydrophobic regions of molecules "feel"
5. iterally of the body, a kind of cell other than a gamete
6. the array of microtubules that joins chromosomes to ends of the cell
7. derived from the XY parent(in humans)
8. when two genes are close enough together on a chromosome that parental alleles often "travel together" into gametes, they are said to be ____
9. a haploid cell used in sexual reproduction
10. role in a hydrogen bond played by the partially positively charge hydrogen
11. number of electrns in a full outer shell
12. separation of cytoplasm that generally follows mitosis or meiosis
13. in humans, coming from the parent with two X chromosomes
14. group of atoms joined by covalent bonds
15. contains protons, electrons and neutrons
16. number of bonds a nitrogen aton commonly forms
17. genetic instructions for what to make and how and when to make it
18. cell division process carried out by relatively few cells
19. cell division process undergone by most cells in body
20. string of genetic information generally containing many genes
21. type of bond between atoms resulting from the sharing of 2 electrons
22. allele whose outcome is expressed even if another allele is present
23. point at which chromosomes attach to microtubules that pull them to the cell's poles
24. term for one of the copied versions of a chromosome before the 2 copies separate
25. number of electrons elemental carbon atoms have
26. electronegativities of carbon and hydrogen atoms are considered to be ___
27. specific DNA sequence variant of gene
28. key atom in biology with electronegativity similar to hydrogen
29. having two copies of chromosomes and genes
30. molecule or region that is partially charged.