The document summarizes key points about genetics and genetic disorders: - Genes are passed from parents to offspring on chromosomes, and traits are controlled by dominant, recessive, and co-dominant alleles. - The Human Genome Project aimed to map all human genes in the 1990s and had implications for ethics, law, and personal privacy. - Genetic disorders can be caused by single gene mutations, chromosome abnormalities, or multiple genetic and environmental factors. Genetic counseling can help predict risks for prospective parents.

1. Genetic ProjectBy Julia Paniza

2. Basic Principles of GeneticsHow are traits controlled by dominant and recessive alleles?

3. Individual alleles control the inheritance of traits.

4. How are traits controlled with co-dominant alleles?

5. Co-dominance alleles is masked in the offspring's cause it neither dominant nor recessive.

6. Explain how the alleles of two parents combine to express traits in offspring?

7. According to the chromosome theory of inheritance, genes are carried from parents to their offspring on chromosomesHuman Genome ProjectWhen did the project start and how did scientists hope to use this information?

8. the project began in the 1990’s,and was use for determine that a human genome has about 25,000 genes.

9. What are the implications of the Human Genome project in regards to Ethical, legal and Social implications?

10. The legal information is use for only for the scientist, but they are unsure about what's going to happen.

11. How did the human genome project change current laws such as GINA?

12. Since the human genome project would lead to some personal information people would start to sue the scientist.Genetic Disordersingle gene disorder- genetic conditions caused by the alteration or mutation of a specific gene in the affected person’s DNA