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1. What kind of assortment does the F2 generation exhibit? Which of Mendel’s laws does it...
1. What kind of assortment does the F2 generation exhibit? Which of Mendel’s laws does it support? 2. What are the genotypes of both of the first parent plants? 3. Why do the F1 generation plants only contain tall plants with red flowers? Why are there no short plants or white flowers? 4. According to the activity, what is the genotype for the F1 Generation? What is their phenotype? 5. From the Punnett Square, what is the ratio of short-white...
please answer the first one☹️ Mar 21 Patterns of inheritance Problems (2) Home Insert Draw Layout...
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Mar 21 Patterns of inheritance Problems (2) Home Insert Draw Layout Review 12 BLU A. A E E Arial View 7 A Patterns of Inheritance Problems: Monohybrid Crosses COMPLETE DOMINANCE 1. In snapdragons, a gene that affects flower color has two alleles: red (R) and white (W). In heterozygous individuals, the phenotype is pink. a. What is the genotype of a pink flower? b. Show a cross between two pink snapdragons and give the expected...
Activity 2. Incomplete Dominance 2a. Let's carry the flower example one generation further. Assume two pink-flowered...
Activity 2. Incomplete Dominance 2a. Let's carry the flower example one generation further. Assume two pink-flowered plants were crossed. What is the probability of each color appearing in the F2 generation? Red 2so Pink White A cross is made between a red flower and a pink flower (assume incomplete dominance). What is the probability of producing a white-flowered plant? 2b. EXTRA CREDIT In rabbits, the genotype BB produces a black coat color, but Bb produces a brown coat color. Rabbits...
35. A testcross (backcross) is used to determine: a. an individual has a dominant or recessive...
35. A testcross (backcross) is used to determine: a. an individual has a dominant or recessive phenotype. b flowers are red, pink, or white c. whether an individual is homozygous or heterozygous. d. what types of offspring could be produced 36. If red flower color is dominant over white and a homozygous red flowered plant was crossed with a homozygous white flowered plant, what percentage of their offspring in the Fi generation would have white flowers? a. b. с. 100%...
BIU A A E 8. A DNA molecule has two strands (double helix) – how many...
BIU A A E 8. A DNA molecule has two strands (double helix) – how many of its strands are/is used during replication and transcription? 9. What is the difference between transcription and translation occurring in Prokaryotes and eukaryotes? 10. What is the relation between mRNA and genetic code? 11. Using genetic code table-list the corresponding aminoacids for triplet code: CAG, GAG, CAC, AUA, GUA, GCA and UGA, UAA and UAG 12. How many start and stop codons are there?...
For questions 5 and 6: Tall (T) is dominant to short (t) 5. Ifa homozygous tall...
For questions 5 and 6: Tall (T) is dominant to short (t) 5. Ifa homozygous tall plant is crossed with a short plant, what percentage of the offspring will be tall? , The two parents used in this cross are called as breeding parents. 6. Iftwo heterozygous tall plants from the above are crossed, what percentage of the offspring will be short? For questions 7, 8 and 9: Purple (R) is dominant to white (r) If two white flowered plants...
The tralt for purple flowers in pea plants is dominant to the trait for white flowers...
The tralt for purple flowers in pea plants is dominant to the trait for white flowers (pl. FIGURE 18: Heterozygous Homozygous Recessive Cross P pp pPp pp 6. What is the probability that the heterozygous parent will donate a recessive p allele? 7. What is the probability that the homozygous-recessive parent will donate a recessive paliele? 8. What is the probability of both parents donating a recessive p allele? 9. Why is the known genotype in a testcross always homozygous...
PPPPPP Step 5: Determine the phenotype of cach possible allele combination shown in the offspring. In...
PPPPPP Step 5: Determine the phenotype of cach possible allele combination shown in the offspring. In this instance, three of the offspring Chose with the genotypes EE, Ee, and Be) have free earlobes, because the free earlobe allele is dominant to the attached-carlobe allele. One offspring, ec, has attached earlobes. Therefore, the proba- bility of having offspring with free earlobes is 3/4 and with attached earlobes is 1/4. Additional Single-Factor Inheritance Problems (One Trait Followed from One Generation to the...
1. A) Explain what is sex linkage, and B) Apply the concept of sex linkage to...
1. A) Explain what is sex linkage, and B) Apply the concept of sex linkage to explain why color blindness is more prevalent in men than in women. A boy who is colorblind, which parent did he inherit this gene from? Explain. 2. In plants long pollen gain is dominant to short grain and purple flower color is dominant to white color. You are mating two plants. One is homozygous recessive for both traits, flower color and pollen grain. The...
DO THEM ALL AND BE CLEAR Question 11 pts When Mohan and Begum matted and had...
DO THEM ALL AND BE CLEAR Question 11 pts When Mohan and Begum matted and had cubs, all cubs were what coat color(s)? 3:1 orange to white 1:1 orange All orange coated 2:1 orange to white Flag this Question Question 21 pts One outcome of the blending model of inheritance would be that there would be no phenotypic variation left within a species over time Evolution would proceed more quickly only some traits could deb inherited only continuously variable traits...
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Mar 21 Patterns of inheritance Problems (2) Home Insert Draw Layout Review 12 BLU A. A E E Arial View 7 A Patterns of Inheritance Problems: Monohybrid Crosses COMPLETE DOMINANCE 1. In snapdragons, a gene that affects flower color has two alleles: red (R) and white (W). In heterozygous individuals, the phenotype is pink. a. What is the genotype of a pink flower? b. Show a cross between two pink snapdragons and give the expected...
Activity 2. Incomplete Dominance 2a. Let's carry the flower example one generation further. Assume two pink-flowered plants were crossed. What is the probability of each color appearing in the F2 generation? Red 2so Pink White A cross is made between a red flower and a pink flower (assume incomplete dominance). What is the probability of producing a white-flowered plant? 2b. EXTRA CREDIT In rabbits, the genotype BB produces a black coat color, but Bb produces a brown coat color. Rabbits...
35. A testcross (backcross) is used to determine: a. an individual has a dominant or recessive phenotype. b flowers are red, pink, or white c. whether an individual is homozygous or heterozygous. d. what types of offspring could be produced 36. If red flower color is dominant over white and a homozygous red flowered plant was crossed with a homozygous white flowered plant, what percentage of their offspring in the Fi generation would have white flowers? a. b. с. 100%...
BIU A A E 8. A DNA molecule has two strands (double helix) – how many of its strands are/is used during replication and transcription? 9. What is the difference between transcription and translation occurring in Prokaryotes and eukaryotes? 10. What is the relation between mRNA and genetic code? 11. Using genetic code table-list the corresponding aminoacids for triplet code: CAG, GAG, CAC, AUA, GUA, GCA and UGA, UAA and UAG 12. How many start and stop codons are there?...
For questions 5 and 6: Tall (T) is dominant to short (t) 5. Ifa homozygous tall plant is crossed with a short plant, what percentage of the offspring will be tall? , The two parents used in this cross are called as breeding parents. 6. Iftwo heterozygous tall plants from the above are crossed, what percentage of the offspring will be short? For questions 7, 8 and 9: Purple (R) is dominant to white (r) If two white flowered plants...
The tralt for purple flowers in pea plants is dominant to the trait for white flowers (pl. FIGURE 18: Heterozygous Homozygous Recessive Cross P pp pPp pp 6. What is the probability that the heterozygous parent will donate a recessive p allele? 7. What is the probability that the homozygous-recessive parent will donate a recessive paliele? 8. What is the probability of both parents donating a recessive p allele? 9. Why is the known genotype in a testcross always homozygous...
PPPPPP Step 5: Determine the phenotype of cach possible allele combination shown in the offspring. In this instance, three of the offspring Chose with the genotypes EE, Ee, and Be) have free earlobes, because the free earlobe allele is dominant to the attached-carlobe allele. One offspring, ec, has attached earlobes. Therefore, the proba- bility of having offspring with free earlobes is 3/4 and with attached earlobes is 1/4. Additional Single-Factor Inheritance Problems (One Trait Followed from One Generation to the...
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