Question

Part C & D!! ASAP

Problem 2.41 Part Humans vary in many ways from one another. Among many minor phenotypic differences are the following five independently assorting traits that (sort of) have a dominant and a recessive phenotype All recessive traits Express your answer to six decimal places. VD AEC OB? (1) forearm hair (alleles Fand)-the presence of hair on the forearm is dominant to the absence of hair on the forearm (2) carlobe form (alleles and e) - unattached earlobes are dominant to attached earlobes (3) widow's peak (alloles Wandt) a distinct shape to the hairline at the top of the forehead is dominant to a straight hairline (4) hitchhiker's thumb (alles and h) the inability to bend the thumb back beyond vertical is dominant and the ability to do so is receive (5) treding (alles and the appearance of tedes is dominant to the absence of freddes in reality the genetics of these traits are more complicated than single gene variation, but assume for the purposes of this problem that the patterns in families match those of other single-gene variants Submit Request Answer Part 0 a couple with the genotypes FEW HD and FEWHhd has children what is the chance the children wil inherit the following characteristics? The genotype FJEEWshhdd Express your answer to five decimal places % AED OD?

Answer 1

Q1) p(ff) = 0.25

Therefore, p(ffeewwhhdd)= 0.25*0.25*0.25*0.25*0.25= 0.000976

Q2) genotype required is FfEEWwhhdd

P(FfEEWwhhdd)= 0.5*0.25*0.5*0.25*0.25= 0.00390