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A. Autosomal recessive, recessive because not all the males are affected. and autosomal because the sons of unaffected males also get the disease.
B. Autosomal dominant, autosomal because both sexes are affected, and dominant because most the progenies are in affected condition.
all the affected individuals are heterozygous
C.Autosomal recessive. autosomal because both male and female is affected and recessive because ratio of affected is very low, that is only in homozygous condition the individuals are affected.
D.sex linked dominant. sex linked because all affected population is male . dominant because most of individuals got affected.
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(a) For each pedigree, indicate the most likely mode of inheritance (6 pts) (2 pts) (b) In pedigree B, circle all individuals who are heterozygous. or to 0 0 - 이 SSO | 호 co | or - TTT Choices: A. Y-linked, B. X-linked dominant C. recessive, D. Autosomal dominant, E. Autosomal recessive.
(a) For each pedigree, indicate the most likely mode of inheritance (6 pts) B. (b) In pedigree B, circle all individuals who are heterozygous. (2 pts) OG 0 0 0 0 0 호 c GO GO CD p. | 8 日 ITE | ODDC D Choices: A. Y-linked, B. X-linked dominant C. recessive, D. Autosomal dominant, E. Autosomal recessive.
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. O . Using Pedigrees to hypothesize patterns of inheritance 5. For each of the pedigree charts on the following page, determine which pattern of inheritance most likely explains the observed pattern of traits in the family shown. Observe the general patterns in the pedigree charts on the following page o males vs females? parents with disease? Compare these patterns with the clues on the previous page to hypothesize a pattern of inheritance Based on this pattern of inheritance, use...
Part B - Identify the mode of inheritance Look over the pedigree you constructed in Part A. Based on the inheritance pattern, which mode of inheritance must be the cause of galactosemia? Based on the inheritance pattern, which mode of inheritance must be the cause of galactosemia? sex-linked dominant autosomal dominant sex-linked recessive autosomal recessive SubmitHintsMy AnswersGive UpReview Part Part C - Predicting the probability of inheritance Jane and John are considering having another child. Given the pedigree you constructed...
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