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An explanation of how the natural world works.
Taking a measure of someones blood glucose level before they eat in the morning is a measure of fasting blood glucose. A normal measure of fasting blood glucose is 3.8 to 5.5 mmol. If the value were higher, say 5.8 mmol then the patient would be described as being pre-diabetic. Since the value is the highest in the range of being normal she should be monitored for pre- diabetes.
In co dominance, both alleles show. Thus, the filial, F1, generation, will most likely be white with red spots/speckles. See image below.
