Can you please help me with these. Thank you PedigreeGenetics Problems: X-linked RecessiveClass:Date:Read each scenario, label each individual in each family with their genotype, and answer the questions. If you are hoisure whether an individual, write the allele you do know and a blank "_" next to the allele you know.For example, If you are not sure if an individual is XA Xa or Aa, you would write X^_ .Allele Notation Key:XH = normal blood clotting Xh = hemophilia%3DAllele Notation Key:%3DXB = normal male hairOne man and woman with normal blood clottinghave 4 children and they discover that theiryoungest son has hemophilia, a serious bloodclotting disorder.Xb = male pattern baldnessA gene on the X chromosome affects how men lose their hairas they age. Male pattern baldness is caused by a recessiveallele in that gene. Male pattern baldness does not affect%3Dwomen.hemophilianormal bloodclottingmale patternbaldnessO normal male hair2IIII3나3나IIII. Write each individual's genotype in the blanknext to each one.4. Write each individual's genotype in the blank next to each one.5. Remembering that females are never affected by malepattern baldness, how do you know that individual I-2 has oneat least one XB allele?2. If individuals I-l and I-2 have anotherdaughter,what is the probabilitythat she will have hemophilia?3. If individuals I-l and I-2 have another son,what is the probabilitythat he will have hemophilia?6. Remembering that females are never affected by malepattern baldness, how do you know that individual II-2 has oneat least one Xb allele?You are a genetic counselor and you meet with acouple who are planning to have a baby. Fill inthe pedigree on the right with their familyhistory details. They are concerned that severalmembers of their family have hemophilia andthey want to you to tell them the probabilitythat their future child will have hemophilia, adisorder caused by a x-linked recessive allele.Both the woman and the man are healthy buteach of them has a brother who died ofhemophilia at a young age. Both parents havehealthy parents.7. In the space provided on the right, draw apedigree for this family. Make sure you includegeneration numbers, individual numbers, and akey to describe your shading choices. Writeeach genotype next to each individual. Decidewhat the probability is that they will have a childafflicted by hemophilia. Explain your answerbelow the pedigree. Pedigree Genetics ProblemS: Autosomal RecessiveRead each scenario, label each individual in each family with their genotype, and answer the questions. If you are notsure whether an individual, write the allele you do know and a blank "_" next to the allele you know.For example, if you are not sure if an individual is AA or Aa, you would write A .Allele Notation Key:Allele Notation Key:A = normal pigmentsE = wet earwaxe = dry earwax%3Da = albino%3D%3|Two people with wet earwax get married and have 4children. When the fourth child is born, they notice thatthis child has dry earwax! Dry earwax is a recessiveallele and more rare in European populations.There is a recessive allele that causes albinism inhumans. People with albinism lack melanin pigment intheir skin. The following family has many members whoare albinos.Dry EarwaxWet EarwaxalbinoO normal pigmentsob wI.2IIII3424IIIL Write each individual's genotype in the blank next toeach one.3. Write each individual's genotype in the blank next toeach one.2 If individuals I-l and I-2 have a 5th child, what is theprobability that he or she will have dry earwax?You are a genetic counselor and you meet with acouple who are planning to have a baby. Fill inthe pedigree on the right with their familyhistory details. They are concerned that severalmembers of their family have cystic fibrosisand they want to you to tell them theprobability that their future child will havecystic fibrosis, a disorder caused by a recessiveallele. Both the woman and the man havehealthy lungs, but each of them has a siblingwho died from cystic fibrosis at and early age.The woman has a younger brother who diedfrom cystic fibrosis and the man has an olderbrother who died from cystic fibrosis. Thefather's parents were also healthy and themother's parents were also healthy.woH aSworel uoy cb w4. In the space provided on the right, draw apedigree for this family. Make sure you includegeneration numbers, individual numbers, and akey to describe your shading choices. Decidewhat the probability is that they will have a childafflicted by cystic fibrosis. Explain your answerbelow the pedigree.(C) Bethany Lau 20162.3.

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Can you please help me with these. Thank you PedigreeGenetics Problems: X-linked RecessiveClass:Date:Read each scenario, label each individual in each family with their genotype, and answer the questions. If you are hoisure whether an individual, write the allele you do know and a blank &#34;_&#34; next to the allele you know.For example, If you are not sure if an individual is XA Xa or Aa, you would write X^_ .Allele Notation Key:XH = normal blood clotting Xh = hemophilia%3DAllele Notation Key:%3DXB = normal male hairOne man and woman with normal blood clottinghave 4 children and they discover that theiryoungest son has hemophilia, a serious bloodclotting disorder.Xb = male pattern baldnessA gene on the X chromosome affects how men lose their hairas they age. Male pattern baldness is caused by a recessiveallele in that gene. Male pattern baldness does not affect%3Dwomen.hemophilianormal bloodclottingmale patternbaldnessO normal male hair2IIII3나3나IIII. Write each individual's genotype in the blanknext to each one.4. Write each individual's genotype in the blank next to each one.5. Remembering that females are never affected by malepattern baldness, how do you know that individual I-2 has oneat least one XB allele?2. If individuals I-l and I-2 have anotherdaughter,what is the probabilitythat she will have hemophilia?3. If individuals I-l and I-2 have another son,what is the probabilitythat he will have hemophilia?6. Remembering that females are never affected by malepattern baldness, how do you know that individual II-2 has oneat least one Xb allele?You are a genetic counselor and you meet with acouple who are planning to have a baby. Fill inthe pedigree on the right with their familyhistory details. They are concerned that severalmembers of their family have hemophilia andthey want to you to tell them the probabilitythat their future child will have hemophilia, adisorder caused by a x-linked recessive allele.Both the woman and the man are healthy buteach of them has a brother who died ofhemophilia at a young age. Both parents havehealthy parents.7. In the space provided on the right, draw apedigree for this family. Make sure you includegeneration numbers, individual numbers, and akey to describe your shading choices. Writeeach genotype next to each individual. Decidewhat the probability is that they will have a childafflicted by hemophilia. Explain your answerbelow the pedigree. Pedigree Genetics ProblemS: Autosomal RecessiveRead each scenario, label each individual in each family with their genotype, and answer the questions. If you are notsure whether an individual, write the allele you do know and a blank &#34;_&#34; next to the allele you know.For example, if you are not sure if an individual is AA or Aa, you would write A .Allele Notation Key:Allele Notation Key:A = normal pigmentsE = wet earwaxe = dry earwax%3Da = albino%3D%3|Two people with wet earwax get married and have 4children. When the fourth child is born, they notice thatthis child has dry earwax! Dry earwax is a recessiveallele and more rare in European populations.There is a recessive allele that causes albinism inhumans. People with albinism lack melanin pigment intheir skin. The following family has many members whoare albinos.Dry EarwaxWet EarwaxalbinoO normal pigmentsob wI.2IIII3424IIIL Write each individual's genotype in the blank next toeach one.3. Write each individual's genotype in the blank next toeach one.2 If individuals I-l and I-2 have a 5th child, what is theprobability that he or she will have dry earwax?You are a genetic counselor and you meet with acouple who are planning to have a baby. Fill inthe pedigree on the right with their familyhistory details. They are concerned that severalmembers of their family have cystic fibrosisand they want to you to tell them theprobability that their future child will havecystic fibrosis, a disorder caused by a recessiveallele. Both the woman and the man havehealthy lungs, but each of them has a siblingwho died from cystic fibrosis at and early age.The woman has a younger brother who diedfrom cystic fibrosis and the man has an olderbrother who died from cystic fibrosis. Thefather's parents were also healthy and themother's parents were also healthy.woH aSworel uoy cb w4. In the space provided on the right, draw apedigree for this family. Make sure you includegeneration numbers, individual numbers, and akey to describe your shading choices. Decidewhat the probability is that they will have a childafflicted by cystic fibrosis. Explain your answerbelow the pedigree.(C) Bethany Lau 20162.3.

Accepted Answer

Haemophilia is a X linked recessive disease that is mutation in one of the X chromosome is required…