CIUSS OAn organism has the genotype a g*/a"g*; qf"/q+f*;r+h+/rth*. Indicate the correct genes/ alleles at all the positions numbered 1-12in the image below such that the diagram accurately represents the genotype of this organism. Note: assume the first chromosome in eachpair shown in the genotype is the top chromosome shown in the diagram.1 i2:a geneg gene6.q genefgene78.| 10r geneh gene12Only place the genes/ alleles you need. You will not need them all. You may need to use some more than once.• gene / allele 1 a- ; gene / allele 2 g+ ; gene / allele 3 a-gene/allele 4 g++• gene / allele 5 q- ; gene / allele 6 f-gene / allele 7 q+; gene / allele 8 f-gene / allele 9 r+; gene / allele 10 h+gene / allele 11 r+gene / allele 12 h+a+a-f+f-g+g-h+h-q+q-r+r-2.

The alleles are the alternative forms of a gene that are located on the same locus of a homologous…

CIUSS Out An organism has the genotype a"g*/a"g* ; q"f"/g+f";r+h+/r+h+. Indicate the correct genes/ alleles at all the positions numbered 1-12 in the image below such that the diagram accurately represents the genotype of this organism. Note: assume the first chromosome in each pair shown in the genotype is the top chromosome shown in the diagram. 2 a gene ggene 3 1 r--- :5: 6. q gene fgene : 7: 8 1 10 r gene hgene 11 | 12 Only place the genes/ alleles you need. You will not need them all. You may need to use some more than once. • gene / allele 1 a- ; gene/allele 2 g+ gene / allele 3 a- ; gene / allele 4 g+ • gene / allele 5 q-; gene / allele 6 f- gene / allele 7 q+ gene / allele 8 f- • gene / allele 9 r+; gene / allele 10 h+ ; gene / allele 11 r+ gene / allele 12 h+ f+ f- h+ h- | q+ || q- a+ a- g+ g- r+ r- 2. 3.

CIUSS Out An organism has the genotype a"g/a"g ; q"f"/g+f";r+h+/r+h+. Indicate the correct genes/ alleles at all the positions numbered 1-12 in the image below such that the diagram accurately represents the genotype of this organism. Note: assume the first chromosome in each pair shown in the genotype is the top chromosome shown in the diagram. 2 a gene ggene 3 1 r--- :5: 6. q gene fgene : 7: 8 1 10 r gene hgene 11 | 12 Only place the genes/ alleles you need. You will not need them all. You may need to use some more than once. • gene / allele 1 a- ; gene/allele 2 g+ gene / allele 3 a- ; gene / allele 4 g+ • gene / allele 5 q-; gene / allele 6 f- gene / allele 7 q+ gene / allele 8 f- • gene / allele 9 r+; gene / allele 10 h+ ; gene / allele 11 r+ gene / allele 12 h+ f+ f- h+ h- | q+ || q- a+ a- g+ g- r+ r- 2. 3.

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305251052

Author:Michael Cummings

Publisher:Michael Cummings

Chapter11: Genome Alterations: Mutation And Epigenetics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16QP: Familial retinoblastoma, a rare autosomal dominant defect, arose in a large family that had no prior...

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