Wow that is a lot of reading. You should be wise and do it yourself. To much sorry .
Answer:
A-complete dominant
B-codominance
C-Incomplete dominant
D-codominance
E-Incomplete dominance
Explanation:
Complete dominance- This is when a dominant Allen completely mask the effect of a recessive allele and the offspring express its phenotype E.g . A pea plant with all purple flowers and a pea plant with all white flowers produce a pea plant with all purple flowers.
Incomplete dominance- This occur when the dominant allele doesn't fully dominate over the recessive allele and the offspring shows a combination of both allele(a phenotype different from the parent)
E.g A red snapdragon and a white snapdragon produce a pink snapdragon.
Codominance- This occur when both allele express itself. The phenotype of the offspring consists of both allele example AB blood group
Answer:
(3) completing a data table of expected results
Explanation:
Observation and research of the available literature about the process under study are some of the tasks done before experimentation. The data table of expected results is not to be made before any research.
Research and discussion on the basic information about the enzyme under study, the search of any experiments done on the same enzyme earlier gives insight about the enzyme. This is followed by making a hypothesis and setting the experiment to test the hypothesis.
