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blondinia [14]
2 years ago
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What is the purpose of the code in DNA?

Biology
1 answer:
vladimir1956 [14]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The DNA code contains instructions needed to make the proteins and molecules essential for our growth, development, and health.

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             sW         sW           sw          sw

Sw    SsWw       SsWw      Ssww    Ssww

Sw    SsWw      SsWw     Ssww      Ssww

sw   ssWw       ssWw      ssww      ssww

sw   ssWw      ssWw        ssww     ssww

The genotype of the parents will be Ssww and ssWw.

About 4/16 offsrings will have the genotype SsWw, 4/16 will have the genotype Ssww. 4/16 will have the gentype ssWw. 4/16 will have the genotype ssww.

About 25% will have the phenotye, smooth and wooly. About 25% will have the phenotype smooth and non wooly. About 25% will have the phenotype non- smooth and wooly. About 25 % will have the phenotype non-smooth and non- wooly.

Answer No 2)

            bT             bT              bT            bT

Bt     BbTt           BbTt           BbTt         BbTt

Bt     BbTt           BbTt           BbTt         BbTt

Bt     BbTt           BbTt           BbTt         BbTt

Bt     BbTt           BbTt           BbTt         BbTt

The genotype of the parents will be BBtt and bbTT.

As seen in the punnet square, the phenotype of all the offsprings born from such a cross will be black trotter.

Answer No 3)

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WD    WwDd    WwDd     WwDd     WwDd

WD   WwDd    WwDd     WwDd     WwDd

WD   WwDd    WwDd     WwDd     WwDd

WD   WwDd    WwDd     WwDd     WwDd

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Answer No 4)

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ggBB- White hair and black eyes

ggbb - White hair and red eyes.

GgBb - Gray hair and black eyes

Answer No 5)

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gb     Ggbb      Ggbb     Ggbb    Ggbb

gb     Ggbb      Ggbb     Ggbb    Ggbb

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