Homozygous recessive: tt
Heterozygous: Tt
Cross:
t t
T Tt Tt
t tt tt
Thus, the expected outcome genotypic ratio is:
1 Tt : 1 tt
Answer:
1.Urine culture and sensitive is used to identify the microorganism that is causing the infection, and to identify the antibiotics, sensitive to the microorganism, if the urinary tract is not treated promptly it can lead to recurrent urinary tract infection.
2. First urine sample of the morning is more concentrated form as urine is present in the bladder for almost 8 hours. It contains an increased number of protein or urinary casts. The sample is placed in the refrigerator to get refrigerated as holding it at room temperature and if infected with bacteria present in the urine it uses the glucose and alter the results.
3. diabetic ketoacidosis is one of the many complications if you are having diabetes. Another complication is diabetic nephropathy inorder to check the urine acetone as well as protein in urine we advise for urinalysis each time you visit.
The planets in our Solar System formed from the solar nebula – the disc of gas left over from the formation of our Sun. ... The gas giants on the other hand, formed far enough away from the Sun that the temperature was cool enough for these volatile gases to condense, and form these huge, less dense planets
Answer no 1:
A pedigree can be described as a chart or a diagram which illustrates the patterns of inheritance among generations of a family. Family history is very important to know the genetic history of a disease and how it runs in a family. A pedigree will let know that what are the probabilities of a disease to occur in the offsprings based on the genetic history.
Answer no 2:
A punnet square can be described as a diagram which predicts the result of a cross. A genetic cross will let scientists know about the genotype and phenotype of the offsprings that will be produced. It will let us know about carriers as well probability of a disease to occur in offsprings.
I believe the answer for the above question is Gene pools. Gene pools are the total number of genes of every individual in an interbreeding population; contains variations in genes, the relative gene frequencies, and also the allele frequencies. Relative frequency being the average number of occurrences of a particular event in a large number of repeated units while the allele frequency of an allele compared to other alleles of the same gene in population.
