Does it matter what order you put the alleles in? Like Bb and bB?

2 answers:

8 0

While it doesn't really matter, the standard way of writing them is with the dominant/capital alleles first, so it would be Bb

BabaBlast [244]3 years ago

5 0

• It is important. If we write 'bB' , it would be wrong.

◘ First, the dominant genes are written (like B) . This is a must. This is a rule.

◘Recessive genes (like b) are always written after from the dominant gene.

=> Namely, 'Bb' should be.

This is the right shape :)

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