Genetics and Inheritance flowcharts
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This GoConqr page gathers Genetics and Inheritance flowcharts on topics from genetic crosses to protein synthesis and variation. They are for school students and university students practising genetics, and teachers looking for material to share. There are over 20 user-made flowcharts for school and university study. Choose a topic and start exploring.
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- Genes, DNA and Chromosomes403
- History of Genetics and DNA Discovery101
- DNA Structure, Replication and the Genome286
- Gene Expression and Protein Synthesis220
- Meiosis and Chromosomal Inheritance132
- Mendelian and Non-Mendelian Inheritance523
- Mutations and DNA Repair158
- Genetic Disorders and Testing129
- Genetic Variation273
- Population Genetics and Evolution116
- Genetic Engineering, Cloning and Selective Breeding140
- DNA Profiling22
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Protein Synthesis -
Biology
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Chapter 23 Concept Map 2/5
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Consequences of Genetic Variation
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epigenetic changes in mice
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Gregor Mendel
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mendel´s laws
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Sources of Variation
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DNA and RNA
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AP Biology Chapter 15.4
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Basic genetic concepts
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Codominance
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The Role of Chromosomes in Sex and Gender
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Mendel's Crossings
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Gemetic Disorder
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Griffith's Experiment
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Griffith’s Experiment
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Genes and DNA
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These flowcharts present genetics topics through linked terms, steps and examples. Start with the flowchart on basic genetic concepts if you want to review vocabulary such as allele, genotype and phenotype. Then look at Mendel's Crossings to follow examples of inheritance across generations.
For molecular topics, Protein Synthesis follows steps involving DNA and RNA. DNA and RNA includes work on experiments, while Sources of Variation sets out genetic and environmental sources of variation. Codominance includes blood groups as an example.
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Which flowchart is a useful starting point?
The flowchart on basic genetic concepts is a useful place to review terms such as dominant, recessive, genotype and phenotype. If you are already familiar with those, try Mendel's Crossings to follow inheritance across generations. You can return to the concepts chart whenever a term needs another look.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study, and you do not need an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What topics do the flowcharts cover?
The page includes flowcharts on genetic crosses, codominance, variation, DNA and RNA, and protein synthesis. For example, Sources of Variation sets out genetic and environmental sources, while Codominance includes blood groups. Browse the titles to find a topic that matches what you are studying.