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natali 33 [55]
3 years ago
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Sodium benzoate is a bitter chemical often used in tiny amounts as a food preservative. The ability of humans to taste sodium be

nzoate is caused by a dominant allele, t. The recessive allele ("non-taster") is n. What are the genotypes of a "taster" and what are the genotypes of a "non-taster"?
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Ipatiy [6.2K]3 years ago
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If the dominant allele is t and the recessive allele ("non-taster") is n, than tn and tt are the  genotypes of a "taster". tn is heterozygous and tt is dominant homozygous. nn is the genotype of a "non-taster" and it is recessive homozygous.

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