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Answer 1

Here are the matched definitions with the correct terms:

- Having two identical alleles for a given gene: **Homozygous**
- The genetic make-up for a particular trait: **Genotype**
- The process that makes mRNA from DNA: **Transcription**
- The observable characteristics of a trait: **Phenotype**
- Having two different alleles for a given gene: **Heterozygous**
- The process that produces a polypeptide chain (protein) from mRNA: **Translation**

Answer 2

Match the definitions with the correct terms
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6 points
Dominant Recessive Nucleotide Codon Allele Mutation
A sequence of three bases that form a unit of genetic code in mRNA
A change in the sequence of bases in a gene
The building block of nucleic acids that consists of three parts: a phosphate group, a nitrogenous base, and a sugar
A trait that can be expressed with only one copy of the allele of a gene
A version of a gene that codes for a different phenotype of a trait
A trait that can only be expressed if there are two copies of the same allele of the gene
A sequence of three bases that form a unit of genetic code in mRNA
A change in the sequence of bases in a gene
The building block of nucleic acids that consists of three parts: a phosphate group, a nitrogenous base, and a sugar
A trait that can be expressed with only one copy of the allele of a gene
A version of a gene that codes for a different phenotype of a trait
A trait that can only be expressed if there are two copies of the same allele of the gene

Answer 3

Here are the matched definitions with the correct terms:

- A sequence of three bases that form a unit of genetic code in mRNA: **Codon**
- A change in the sequence of bases in a gene: **Mutation**
- The building block of nucleic acids that consists of three parts: a phosphate group, a nitrogenous base, and a sugar: **Nucleotide**
- A trait that can be expressed with only one copy of the allele of a gene: **Dominant**
- A version of a gene that codes for a different phenotype of a trait: **Allele**
- A trait that can only be expressed if there are two copies of the same allele of the gene: **Recessive**