If a woman who is a carrier for sickle-cell anemia marries a man who is not a carrier, would any of their children get sickle-cell anemia? (Not sex-linked!) Prove it by doing a Punnett Square using the correct genotypes.
Normal allele: S, sickel cell anemia allele: s
Carrier woman: Ss, normal person: SS
Parents: carrier woman. X. Normal person
Genotype: .Ss. SS
Gamete: . S/ s. S
Gamete | S |
S |
SS Normal 50% |
s |
Ss Carrier 50% |
50% progeny are normal and 50% progeny are carrier.
As result the 100% offsprings have normal phenotype with 50% carrier offspring.
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