The following pedigree follows the inheritance pattern of sickle cell anemia (b)in a family. What is the sex, genotype, and phenotype of individual II-5?1II2 352345Unaffected female, BbUnaffected male, bbAffected male, bbAffected female, BbUnaffected male, BB

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The following pedigree follows the inheritance pattern of sickle cell anemia (b) in a family. What is the sex, genotype, and phenotype of individual Il-5? II 2 3 5 II 2 3 5 Unaffected female, Bb Unaffected male, bb Affected male, bb Affected female, Bb Unaffected male, BB

The following pedigree follows the inheritance pattern of sickle cell anemia (b) in a family. What is the sex, genotype, and phenotype of individual Il-5? II 2 3 5 II 2 3 5 Unaffected female, Bb Unaffected male, bb Affected male, bb Affected female, Bb Unaffected male, BB

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Chapter16: Human Genetics And The Human Genome

Section16.3: Genetic Diseases Caused By Single-gene Mutations

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