5. Deficiency of gene 5 expression leads to duplex kidney phenotype. Determine genotype(s) of mice From this cross predicted to have this phenotype. Explain your reasoning. X P M P Gene 5 Gene 5 Normal kidney Wildtype P M P Gene 5 Gene 5 Duplex kidney Gene 5 deficient

5. Deficiency of gene 5 expression leads to duplex kidney phenotype. Determine genotype(s) of mice From this cross predicted to have this phenotype. Explain your reasoning. X P M P Gene 5 Gene 5 Normal kidney Wildtype P M P Gene 5 Gene 5 Duplex kidney Gene 5 deficient

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Chapter12: Mendel's Experiments And Heredity

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