Notes

Genetics Notes

March 12, 2012 Notes


 * Symbol || Genotype Name || Phenotype ||
 * RR || homozygous (pure) dominant || red throat ||
 * Rr || heterozygous (hyrid) || red throat ||
 * rr || homozygous (pure) recessive || white throat ||

We don't have to use R for red W for White because it a two different types of genes like which would code for two different traits and it's very very helpful to memorize to ONLY way for a recessive trait to showing up in of organisms of better organism's genotype

The genotype is like to which letters to use in a genotype of the parents and it always means one of each like understanding the vocab to figure out the letters how to use a Tt and Bb it's like A is to get tall, a is to get short is to only way in 2 lowercase like in pea plant, like the mean teachers can make thing is to get a of little more tricky. Brown and White is recive and dominant like is B and b.

The parents of genotype is going write something down like //"cross"// mating is now then it's like brown hamster and white hamster like a little mommy like mom has white.

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April 2 2012 Spring Break I chillin my house all the times and i went to my grandmother house to have fun i get on the computer like every week we went to birmigham to see our weeding in someplace and we got to get something to eat, wednesday i went to altanta to see my uncle justin and we went to a club with his two girlfriend and me i was with uncle justin and uncle jeris and i met them they just chillin and they talking about the rap studios and they was going to rap and at more birmigham we went to BJCC talking about some healthy and don't eat too much and i was listening i ate sopme chicken wings and hot dogs and it was good and delicous in friday we after fun after the spring break party we had popcorn and snow cones and i played a basketball me and lot of friends and my cousin and In Atlanta i met uncle's girlfriend and they was come in southside of central, in saturday they went to my cousin's brother died in Birmigham and i didn't went and t hey went to thirth store geting a videotape and i should go with them went to something to eat they went back home. Tamera Mowry

Blue Eyes: Straight Hair: Nappy, Curly, and Normal Hair Ears: Normal Straight Ears Stomach: Skinny Legs: Body and Skinny Face: Brown and White Hair Color: Black, Gray. Skin: Light Skin Neck: Normal Backs: Necks

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