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Summary Genetic Inheritance Guide
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A detailed explanation of what genetic inheritance is, how it occurs, and the effect on genotypes and phenotypes. This overview also looks at Mendelian inheritance, how alleles determine the phenotypes of organisms, and the principles of the Hardy-weinberg equation. Created by a graduate Biochemist...

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  • August 18, 2024
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  • 2024/2025
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  • gcse
  • a level
  • genetic inheritance
  • chromosomes
  • alleles
  • genes
  • homozygous
  • heterozygous
  • punnet
  • monohybrid
  • dihybrid
  • hardy weinberg
  • polygenic inheritance
  • co dominance
  • incomplete dominance
  • mendelian genetics

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GENETIC
FATS INHERITANCE
Transmittance of genetic information from parents to their
offspring.

Genetic inheritance
Genetic inheritance is the process by which genetic
information is passed from parents to their offspring throug
DNA, which is organised into structures called chromosome
Each gene, a specific sequence of DNA, contains the
instructions for making proteins that perform essential
functions and determine various traits, such as eye and hair
colour.

, GENETIC
FATS INHERITANCE
Dominant and Recessive Alleles
Alleles can be classified as dominant or recessive. In a
heterozygous individual, a dominant allele will override or
mask the expression of a recessive allele.
For example, if an individual has
one dominant allele for brown
eyes and one recessive allele for
blue eyes, they will have brown
eyes.


Phenotypes and Genotypes

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