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1. In cats, the dominant white gene (IP) may or may not also cause deafness. Homozygotes...
Some cats (commonly referred to as "tuxedo cats") exhibit white spotting patterns on their fur. This white spotting trait is controlled by a single gene (S). Three phenotypes are possible for cats based on their genotype at the S locus. SS results in high grades of white spotting (white) cats. Ss results in medium grades of white spotting (tuxedo) cats. ss results in solid colored cats with no spotting. You are studying an isolated population of cats where a certain...
is In guinea pigs, black coat color (B) is dominant to white (b), and rough color (R) dominant to smooth (o). What following crosses a) BBRR x bbrr b) BBrr x bbRR c) Bbrr x bbRr d) BBRr x BbRr e) BbRr x BbRr 2)The presence of one of the Rh antigens on the surface of the red blood cells (Rh+) in humans is produced by a dominant gene R. Th negative cells are produced by the recessive genotype rr....
You are consulting with a family where sometimes a mutation that leads to deafness (D) and a mutation that predisposes individuals to early heart failure (H) are linked. Normally these two traits sort independently but, in some individuals, a reciprocal translocation has moved them to the same chromosome. The chromosome maps for an individual with two normal chromosome pairs (Normal Arrangement), and a translocation heterozygote (Translocation Arrangement) are shown below. Deafness and early heart failure are both inherited in a...
6. In tigers, a dominant allele (W) is responsible for the expression of the normal orange pigment. Individuals that inherit twe recessive alleles (w) lack the normal orange pigment in their fur, appearing white with black stripes. A pair of normally colored parewis produces a cub that is white with black stripes and scab that is orange with black stripes. What are the possible genotypes of the cube? b. What are the possible genotypes of the parents? 6. Explain your...
1. In the White Sands desert of New Mexico, light coloration has evolved in multiple, independent populations of mice, similar to the lizards described by Rosenblum et al. (2010). In some cases, a mutation in the McIR gene prevents binding of a signaling molecule, thus blocking the signal to produce melanin. This type of mutation appears to be recessive. In other cases, increased production of the inhibitor ASP blocks production of melanin. This type of mutation appears to be dominant....
1. In the White Sands desert of New Mexico, light coloration has evolved in multiple, independent populations of mice, similar to the lizards described by Rosenblum et al. (2010). In some cases, a mutation in the Mc1R gene prevents binding of a signaling molecule, thus blocking the signal to produce melanin. This type of mutation appears to be recessive. In other cases, increased production of the inhibitor ASP blocks production of melanin. This type of mutation appears to be dominant....
Question 1 (1 point) In a species of flowering plant, petal color is determined by one gene with two alleles, R and W. Individuals homozygous for allele R have red petals, and those homozygous for allele Whave white petals. Ris dominant to W. You cross a pure- breeding red flowered plant with a pure-breeding white flowered plant to create an F1 generation. You then cross two individuals from the F1 generation to create an F2 generation. What proportion of the...
Match the following terms with the appropriate description
below:
a. alleles b. autosomes c. dominant allele d. genotype e.
heterozygous f. homozygote g. phenotype h. recessive allele i. sex
chromosomes
1. ________________ genetic make-up
2. ________________ how genetic make-up is expressed
3. ________________ chromosomes that dictate most body
characteristics
4. ________________ alternative forms of the same gene
5. ___________an individual bearing two alleles that are the same
for a particular trait 6. ________________ an allele that is
expressed, whether in...
1) Coat color in mice is determined by several independently assorting autosomal genes. Gene A is involved in the distribution of pigment along the hair. A dominant allele (A) produces a hair color called "agouti"--the hair has dark pigment at the base and tip of each hair shaft and yellow pigment in the central portion of the shaft. Homozygous recessive mice (aa) are missing the yellow stripe and thus have solid dark-colored hair. Gene B is involved in the color...
Circle the correct answer, there may be more than one correct answer 1. Diploid Organisms: a) typically have 23 pairs of chromosomes b) are heterozygous for a trait when they carry different alleles c) carry 2 copies of chromosomes d) are homozygous for a trait when they carry different alleles 2. Why are garden peas a good subject for Mendel's experiments? a) garden peas had either or traits b) garden pess could self-pollinate to produce offspring of the same variety...