<em>2:4 homozygous recessive; 50% heterozygous.</em>
Explanation:
I will be using the letter B to represent dominant alleles and b to represent recessive alleles.
If a canary is heterozygous, that means that it will have (Bb). Hetero, means different, so it will <em>never </em>be both (BB) or (bb).
If the other canary is homozygous recessive, it will be (bb). Homo, means the same, so it will <em>never </em>be (Bb). If the canary were homozygous dominant, it would be (BB).
I made a Punnett square to figure out the ratio and the percentage that is being asked in the question. As you can see, if you bring down the alleles from both of the parents accordingly, you will get...
<u>2:4</u> of the offspring will be potentially <u>homozygous recessive</u>.
<u>50%</u> of the offspring will be <u>heterozygous</u>.
Answer:
point mutation missense mutation silent mutation non sense mutation
Explanation:
point mutation it change one base of DNA in this case nucleotide substitution occur like sickle cell missense mutation in this case replacement of one nucleotide nonsense mutation cause the replacement of codon silent mutation does not change the sequence of protein because of new triplets codes for the same amino acid
Answer:
TGGCAATCG
Explanation:
Remember:
Adenine always pairs up with either Uracil (RNA) or Thymine (DNA)
Cytosine always pairs up with Guanine (Both DNA and RNA)
Answer:
Explanation:
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