Pedigree shows a rare
recessive disease. In generation III, which individuals are
recombinant? parental? unknown?
Homework Answers
Answer:
Fig: Pedigree given
Analysis:
For the pedigree analysis, first we have to label the pedigree with generation (in Roman) and number of Individuals.
Then try to find out the genetic composition of desired individual in specific generation.
Here, in the present pedigree, recombinant, parental and unknown individuals are as following:
Recombinant Individuals: 1, 2, 8, 9
Parental Individuals: 3, 4, 5
Unknown Individuals: 6, 7, 10
Conclusion:
In the present pedigree, which display a rare recessive disease, we can only find the individuals having recombinant, parental and some others which not clear the genotype.
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Pedigree shows a rare
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recombinant? parental? unknown?
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