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what are the pheotypes and genotypes of the offspring from the mating of a red carnation and a pink carnation for incomplete dominance
P: RR x Rr darr; F1: 50% RR (red) and 50% Rr (pink) In the caseof incomplete dominance amount of genotypes and phenotypes is the same.
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What is the probability that a pink flower will be produced in an incomplete dominance scenario with a red flower and a white flower? (Red=RR, Pink=RW, White=WW)
According to the data given:Red flowers genotype is RRPink flowers genotype is RWWhite flowers genotype is WWIf red and white flowers are crossed:Parental phenotypes: Red × WhiteParental genotypes: RR ×...
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Give the genotypic and phenotypic ratio in the f2 generation in incomplete dominance.
Incomplete dominance is the condition when none of factors of a gene is dominant, the phenotype of heterozygous dominant individual is blend of dominant and recessive traits. For example flower...
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What is an example of incomplete dominance with gain-of-funtion allele?
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Answer: achondroplasia Explanation: Gain-of-function mutation: A mutation that confers new or enhanced activity on a protein. The most common mechanism by which a mutant allele is dominant is through a...
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Calculate the frequency of the two alleles showing incomplete dominance. Phenotype and population... hom fast=976 hom slow =58 heterozygous 316.
The total number of individuals in population is 976 + 58 + 316 = 1350. Frequency of allele for hom fast: (2*976 + 316)/2*1350 = 0.84 Frequency of allele for...
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what is the difference between incomplete dominance and co dominance
With incomplete dominance, a cross between organisms with two different phenotypes produces offspring with a third phenotype that is a blending of the parental traits. Codominance refers to a situation...
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Two plants with the genotypes TT and Tt _________________.
a. would have the same phenotype. c. would have different phenotypes.
b. have all dominant alleles d. have all recessive alleles.
a. would have the same phenotypeThe genotypes of both plants are different. One plant has a dominant and a recessive allele (Tt) while another plant has two dominant alleles. However,...
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If fur color in guinea pigs demonstrated incomplete dominance predict what fur color the offspring of a white and a black guinea pig may have if they are mates together and why
If the dominant feature is black AA cross with white aa, then we get a heterohygote Aa.When mixing black and white, it turns gray.
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There are two alleles for every gene, then why are there only two alleles per chromosome pair when chromsome pairs consist of over 600 genes?
Genetic information for human is stored in 23 chromosomes, which come in pair , one from the mother, the other from the father. Thus every individual has two copies of...
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What are the different pattern of inheritance and their genotypes? Also examples for them. Such as codominance incomplete dominance multiple alleles and sex linked and blood types
1.Autosomal DominantEach affected person has an affected parentOccurs in every generation. 2.Autosomal RecessiveBoth parents of an affected person are carriersNot typically seen in every generation. 3.X-linked DominantFemales more frequently affectedCan...
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