A kitten born will have genotype different from sister because the concentration of gene expressed is different in all kittens as it is a phenomenon of codominance.
Explanation:
The moo cat is black and white bicolour cat.
The cat has white colour fur which is combined with some other colour as black.
White colour in cat has white spotting gene that prevents the patches over cat's body.
SS genotype results in large concentration of white colour.
Ss results in medium concentration of white colour.
ss results in black or other dark colurs with very meager or no white colour on skin.
The resultant colour appearance of skin in cats is due to codominance. The colour of the skin depends on the concentration of gene and protein expressed. So, the sister moo cats can have diffrent genotype and different level of white colour patches on the skin and genotype of SS,Ss or ss can be there in sister kittens.
Answer: 6N and it’s moving up
Explaining: Net force is when you add or subtract the amount of force that is being Applied to a object- in this case it’s being applied on opposite sides this means we subtract from the bigger force
12N - 6N = 6N
Answer:
The two major phases of the cell cycle include mitosis (cell division), and interphase, when the cell grows and performs all of its normal functions. Interphase is further subdivided into G1, S, and G2 phases. After the synthesis phase, the cell proceeds through the G2 phase.
Explanation:
The Law of Segregation means that two allele pairs segregate (or separate) for gamate formation. The Law of Independent Assortment means that one gene recieved does not influence another gene (genes are randomly selected). These laws help us use a Punett Square because a Punett Square shows all the possible predictions of an outcome (dominant/recessive) of a particular breeding experiment which helps show which gene may be randomly selected according to The Law of Individual Assortment.