25% of the offspring would have pure white fur.
Dopamine is a chemical that serves as a neurotransmitter that governs the transmission of signal between the neurons (brain cells) through binding to the receptors. This is also referred to "reward hormone" because this is excreted during activities that causes too much excitement or satisfaction.
The severe reduction in this hormone is linked primarily to disease that results from the dissociation of the breakdown of this hormone. This causes muscular paralysis, tremor, slow movement. Further this causes difficulty in movement initiation. This disease described above is the Parkinson's Disease.
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The new genetic information is useful to public health scientists because it allows them to test for relationships between diseases and genetics. The most common way scientists collect genetic information on a DNA sample is to interrogate a specific point in the genome using a technique we call “genotyping.”
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