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Genotype

The alleles coding for a particular feature determining the potential characteristic.

Mutation

Change to DNA (inherited if in gametes).

Phenotype

Observable feature as a result of the genotype and environment.

Gene

Section of DNA, sequences of nucleotide bases determining a feature. It codes for an enzyme leading to a feature.

Allele

Variation of a gene.

Locus

Position of an allele on a chromosome.

Homologous Chromosome

chromosomes occurring in pairs in which alleles occur on the same locus on both chromosome.

Homozygous

The same alleles for a feature.

Heterozygous

The alleles for a feature are different.

Dominant

Always expressed when present, even if another allele is present.

Recessive

Only expressed when heterozygous, otherwise it is overruled by dominant allele.

Homozygous Dominant

2 dominant alleles.

Homozygous Recessive

2 recessive alleles.

Co-dominant

Both alleles are as dominant as each other and so are both expressed e.g. AB blood group.

Multiple Alleles

More than 2 alleles for a feature are possible but only two can ever be present in an organism.

Gamete

Sex cell in which only one allele of a pair is present.