1. What are the possible genotypes of a PTC taster? What about a PTC non-taster? TT, TT, tt for faster the genotypes are TT, Tt, "non-taster tt. 2. Based on the information in this lab, write your hypothesis below regarding your ability to taste PTC. Working hypothesis: Null hypothesis: Independent variable: Dependent variable: 3. Based on the information in this lab, write your hypothesis below regarding the frequency (percentage) of PTC tasters in the class. Working hypothesis: Null hypothesis: Independent variable: Dependent variable:

1. What are the possible genotypes of a PTC taster? What about a PTC non-taster? TT, TT, tt for faster the genotypes are TT, Tt, "non-taster tt. 2. Based on the information in this lab, write your hypothesis below regarding your ability to taste PTC. Working hypothesis: Null hypothesis: Independent variable: Dependent variable: 3. Based on the information in this lab, write your hypothesis below regarding the frequency (percentage) of PTC tasters in the class. Working hypothesis: Null hypothesis: Independent variable: Dependent variable:

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Chapter41: Sensory Systems

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