Morgan Kop Case Study

2. Indicate on your pedigree chart the individuals who are carriers by shading half of each circle or square.

4. Click the Reset button at the bottom. Then, choose Color Blindness again and set the parents’ alleles according to the information about Couple 2.

Calculate the ratios of the genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring in the F1 generation.

Kanpur Confectionaries Private Limited is a family business located in Kanpur, UP. Mr Mohan Kumar Gupta started KCPL in 1945, and now the company is being looked after by three of his son. KCPL is biscuit manufacturing company and is known for its excellent quality, crispness and affordable price. Between 1973-74, Glucose biscuit was the fastest growing segment in the biscuit industry. The KCPL reached the second position in the northern region with their monthly sale of 110 tonnes of biscuits per month. By 1980-81, KCPL doubled its production capacity to 240 tonnes per month. Their turnover increased from Rs. 2 crores in 1979-80 to Rs. 3 crores in 1983-84. But in 1983-84 and 1986-87 their sales declined, their production

In this case report we will be researching, experimenting, genes, sketches, punnet squares, pedigrees, etc. to find out who Morgan Koop’s birth parent’s are and who the parent’s are of the other 4 children. Mrs. Koops has links to Russia, so we have five Russian couples who lost their kids during the end of the cold war in 1992. We will be trying to figure out which of the five couples are her and the other kids parents. We are working for the U.S. adoption agency to figure out Morgan’s and the four other children’s birth parents. When we get done finding who the parent’s are we will be giving the report to the U.S. Adoption Agency.

According to our data we found that Igor & Yana Romanov are Morgan’s birth parent’s. To find out that Igor & Yana are Morgan’s birth parents we had to eliminate the other four couples. To eliminate these couple we found out their genotype and their percentage chance of being Morgan’s parent’s using the Law of Segregation and the Law of Dominance. The couple we started off with was Dmitry and Olga Vastinov. The traits we tested were hairline, earlobes. chin shape, and vision. For hairline they had a 50% chance, earlobes 50% chance, chin shape 0% chance, vision 100% chance. With them having a 0% chance on passing on Morgan’s chin shape they can’t be her birth parents. The second couple we did was Boris and Natasha. The traits we tested were Hairline, earlobes, chin shape and bloodtype. The percentage chance

K.P. is suffering a mood disorder, which is manifesting in these symptoms previously known as major depressive disorder. K.P. has been in a depressed mood for more than two weeks, nearly every day, and he has no pleasure in his activities, appears disheveled and no desire to have better ADLs. He has experienced changes in his sleep patterns and displays more hypersomnia. He feels worthless and a failure because he may not achieve the goal set out per his grandmother for his trust-fund and having increasing thoughts of death or suicide.

Punnett squares can be fun but hard to do. Believe me they get you thinking of how it started. The way a punnett square works is first you need to know both your parents geneotypes. For example they can either have a YY, Yy, and or yy. This brings out the outcome of what you could have or not. Okay, I have

The Punnett Square helps you see the gene combinations that are possible like knowing the gender. The darkest gene in the family usually gets picked example if you have blue eyes and your husband has brown 75 percent your child would have brown eyes. Brown eyes are most dominant because they are much darker and more of people's cell have them. If somebody had a blonde wife with blue eyes and the male had brown hair and brown eyes the baby would have 75 percent blue eyes due to the mother having light genes. They say a parent with brown eyes get blue eyed children because the periodic table has all kind of variations in the ways genes express themselves.

Two folks with cocoa eyes have a kid with blue eyes. How is this conceivable? At the point when concentrating on hereditary qualities, it's essential to recall that there are a wide range of varieties in the ways qualities communicate. It's regularly one quality or a blend of qualities that give a life form a specific characteristic. Since there are such a variety of conceivable outcomes when the qualities of two folks join, it is useful to utilize a device called a Punnett square. A Punnett square is a graphical method for deciding all the conceivable hereditary results when a cross is performed. Fundamentally, it is a likelihood box that demonstrates the chances of every conceivable quality incident.

Align - What is stakeholders’ tolerance and motivation for change? What are conflicting interests? “This requires active outreach,” say Shoemaker, Krupp, and Howland. “Success depends on proactive communication, trust building, and frequent engagement.” To get better at this, leaders need to communicate early and often so that, later on, people don’t say No one ever asked me and No one ever told me; identify key internal and external stakeholders and map their obvious and hidden interests; expose areas of misunderstanding or resistance; reach out to resisters to understand and address their concerns; monitor stakeholders’ positions as decisions are implemented; and recognize and reward colleagues who support team

Humans can only have one of the following four types of blood: A, B, AB, or O. A and B are codominant alleles, and O is a recessive allele. The type of blood a person inherits depends on the blood type of their parents. Humans get one allele from their mom and one allele from their dad. The presence or absence of certain types of antibodies and antigens determines the different blood types. People have different types and combinations of antibodies and antigens. The goal of this investigation was to test different blood samples to figure out which father each of the three children belonged to. To do this, the group had to figure out the possible genotypes the children could of inherited from the possible pairs of parents. Using this knowledge, conclusions had to be made relating to who the father was of each of the children, either Mr. Johnson or Mr. Wilson. The

Unfortunately, it is difficult to create a genogram when an individual cannot fill in the missing information and realize that numerous conflicts and cutoff of the family causes the further investigation to help seal the gap for closure. The discrepancies are found while comparing multiple family members. Normally when an inconsistency is found further research is demanded to find the

Internally, the main questions asked within this section during the interviews were: Does Konrow has an expressed brand strategy and brand codes? How do you work to project your brand to your customers? What expectations do you think your customers have when buying a Konrow product?