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Why can a female only pass on an X chromosome to offspring?
It is an established fact that female has XX chromosomes while male has XY chromosomes, during fertilization both male and female donate one of the pairs to form a pair of allele for the offspring. The female donate an X chromosome since the two chromosomes in her possession is XX while the male donate either of the X or Y chromosome
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surface tension
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i think it might be C just google the definitions of the answers and you'll know
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The ABO blood group represents the phenomena of Co dominance and the multiple alleles.
1. The cross between O A X AB results in the formation of progeny with the genotype OA ( A blood group), OB ( blood group), AA ( A blood group) and AB ( AB blood group). Their cross results in the B progeny.
2. The cross between O A X OO results in the progeny with A blood group ( AO, AO ) and ( OO, OO) and O blood group. Their cross results in the A progeny.
3. The cross between O A X B produce the children with genotype A, B, AB and O if the parent is OB.
4. The cross between O A X AB produces the child with the genotype OA, AA ( A blood group) OB ( B blood group) and AB (AB blood group). No child with O blood type is produced by the parents.
5. The cross between O B X B produce the children with genotype OO, OB,OB and BB if the parent is OB.
6. The cross between AB X AB results in the progeny with genotype AA ( A blood group) , AB, AB (AB blood group) and BB (B blood group). Their cross results in the progeny with A blood group.
If I'm not mistaken, that would be what is known as a peripheral protein. Peripheral proteins are proteins which are either inside or outside the cell membrane, but don't cross it.
If a protein crosses the cell membrane, it'll be called an integral protein.
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