A child has sickle-cell disease (ss) but neither parent is ill. What must be true of her parents genotypes?
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Answer:
There must have two white genes to become white.
Explanation:
In order to a mouse to have white fur, both of their genes must be white. In the punnet square, you have a Black (BB) and a white (bb). If they have offspring, all of them have one black (Dominant) and one white (recessive). The black gene overpowers the white gene, so they come out black.
