Question:Draw a Punnett square representing the cross between a
heterozygous individual and a homozygous recessive individual...
Question
Draw a Punnett square representing the cross between a
heterozygous individual and a homozygous recessive individual...
Draw a Punnett square representing the cross between a
heterozygous individual and a homozygous recessive individual for
gene A. Assume that gene A is inherited in a
normal Mendelian fashion and assorts independently.
What are the chances that these two individuals would have
offspring that are…
AA?
Aa?
aa?
What alleles are in each of the gametes (sperm & eggs) for
the heterozygous individual?
Now let’s practice using the “rule of and.” What are the chance
of the offspring from this cross being male AND Aa?
Draw a dihybrid Punnett Square representing the cross between
two individuals both heterozygous for gene C (C is the
allele for brown hair, and c is the allele for white hair) and
heterozygous for gene D (D is the allele for long
eyelashes, and d is the allele for short eyelashes). Assume that
both genes are inherited in a normal Mendelian fashion and assort
independently.
What is the probability of the offspring having brown
hair?
What is the probability of the offspring having both long
eyelashes and brown hair?
What are the allele combinations in the gametes for these
parents?