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Michael dizon an wife are heterozygous (Dd) with curly hair, cross the trait and find the probability of their children. Prove that their 2nd child is a boy and heterozygous in the trait and their last child is a homozygous recessive and a girl.
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A man who has blood type A negative blood and a woman who has heterozygous Type B positive blood have children. What are the phenotypes and genotypes of the f1 generation?
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Can scientists tell by simply reading the gene exactly what a person looks like? For example: Can they look at a person and choose from a choice of genes readings =what it says on the chromosome?
Also, can a gene be used to identify a criminal let’s say? Like if they can’t get a genetic sampling of the suspects, but they have some genes from the scene of the crime, can they use the gene to identify the appearance of the criminal?
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What is the difference between hybrid and dihybrid offspring when talking about mendellian genetics?
in the law of dominance the offspring are called hybrids but in the law of independent assortment they are called dihybrids.
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A- Both parents contribute equally to the genotypes of their offspring.
B- All traits found in the offspring are found in the parents.
C- Parents cannot pass on the same trait to more than one offspring.
D- Offspring must inherit either all dominant traits or all recessive traits from their parents.
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I need to know anyone’s opinion on Genetics today. For example do you agree with certain research or disagree… please feel free to argue with others answers it’s part of my project… thanks please keep answers clean.
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im doing this really hard report for school, and this is the only thing im having trouble on. please help!!
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Link to websites, please?
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I have to do a report about geneticists and I don’t know the answer to these questions:
What should a high school student know about Genetics?
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Why are proteins and protein synthesis so important?
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Scientists believe they may be able to identify the closest living descendants of the Iceman. How might this be possible? Does anyone know? Could they possibly do this by studying it’s DNA and comparing it’s chromosomes and other characteristics of the strand to living organisms presently? Thanks for your help.
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Its like shopping for a baby totally weird. Like you pick the genes you want your baby to have? There has to be a limit.
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