( the first question marked 3 is not complete it is part of some other question, alleles are not defined so starting with first complete question)
1) there are three phenotypes oval. round and long
Long * round
all the offsprings are oval, this shows the long and round are homozygotes and the oval is a heterozygote, so this is an example of incomplete dominance, the heterozygotes show intermediate phenotype compared to homozygotes.
let the alleles be L-long, R-round
LL-long
LR- oval
RR- round
Oval * round
LR * RR
L | R | |
R | LR ( oval) | RR ( round) |
the expected phenotypic ratio is oval:round=1:1
the observed ratio is oval:round=177:181=1.022=1
oval * long
LR * LL
L | R | |
L | LL (long) |
LR (oval) |
the expected phenotypic ratio is long:oval=1:1
the observed phenotypic ratio is long:oval=206:202=1.02:1
oval * oval
LR * LR
L | R | |
L | LL (long) | LR (oval) |
R | LR (oval) | RR ( round) |
the expected phenotypic ratio is
long: oval:round=1:2:1
the observed phenotypic ratio is long: oval:round=118:240:121=1:2.04:1.025
the ratio is simplified by dividing with the smallest number
so the expected ratios are almost similar to the observed ratio so the mode of inheritance is incomplete dominance.
2) different possible genotypes are
WWDD, WWDd, WWdd, WwDD, Wwdd, WwDd, wwDD, wwDd, wwdd
3) let the alleles be S-smooth skin, s-hairy skin
smooth skinned * hairy skinned
all progenies are smooth-skinned, means the smooth-skinned is dominant to hairy-skinned
SS * ss
Ss
Ss * Ss
S | s | |
S | SS (smooth-skinned) | Ss(smooth-skinned) |
s | Ss(smooth-skinned) | ss ( hairy skinned) |
expected phenotypic ratio is
smooth-skinned: hairy skinned=3:1
the observed phenotypic ratio is
smooth-skinned: hairy skinned= 656:221=2,9:1
the ratio is simplified by dividing with the smallest number
so the expected ratios are almost similar to the observed ratio so the mode of inheritance is smooth skin is dominant to hairy skin.
need help with all these question 1,2,3 Additional Genetics Problems Radishes may be along or round...