IIIIIIVVStudy the pedigree above.1. What type of inheritance pattern is depicted?.2. If the discase is called M, write the genotypes of cach individual in the pedigree. Ifthegenotype cannot be determined with centainty, write the possible alternatives.1:1Il:1l:1.IV:1V:1,1:2I1:2IV:2V:2Il:3III:3IV:3V:3_I1:4IlI:4,IV:4V:4,Il:5IlI:5IV:5V:5Il1:6II:7Ill:6,IV:6IlII:7IV:7IlI:8IV:812%3D

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IV Study the pedigree above. 1. What type of inheritance pattern is depicted?, 2. If the disease is called M, write the genotypes of cach individual in the pedigree. Ift genotype cannot be determined with centainty, write the possible alternatives. 1:1 I1:1 IV:1, V:1, 1:2 I1:2 II:2 IV:2 V:2, I1:3 IlI:3, IV:3 V:3, I1:4 IlI:4, IV:4 V:4, I1:5 IlI:5, IV:5 V:5 Il:6 II:7 IlI:6, IV:6 IV:7 IlI:8 IV:8

IV Study the pedigree above. 1. What type of inheritance pattern is depicted?, 2. If the disease is called M, write the genotypes of cach individual in the pedigree. Ift genotype cannot be determined with centainty, write the possible alternatives. 1:1 I1:1 IV:1, V:1, 1:2 I1:2 II:2 IV:2 V:2, I1:3 IlI:3, IV:3 V:3, I1:4 IlI:4, IV:4 V:4, I1:5 IlI:5, IV:5 V:5 Il:6 II:7 IlI:6, IV:6 IV:7 IlI:8 IV:8

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