Which of the following is an example of an allele? * 1.H 2. HH 3. Hr 4. RRR

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VMariaS [17]2 years ago

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Examples of allele types are HH. That is option 2.

<h3>Gene Allele </h3>

An allele in genetic studies is an alternative gene form that is located at a particular point of the chromosome. It is usually represented with capital and small letter of the same alphabet.

There are two types of a allele which include:

Dominant allele: This is when the variation seen in a gene produces a noticeable phenotype. This is seen in the gene combination of HH.

Recessive allele: This type of allele does not produce any visible noticeable phenotype. This is seen in hh.

Therefore, examples of allele types are HH

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