Assume that A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are autosomal genes on different chromosomes. From the mating (parent1) AabbCCDdeeFFGgX (parent2) AABbCcDDEeFfGG determine the following: 1. Probability that one of the offspring will have a genotype AaBbCcDdeeFfGG. (Answer in fraction) ______ 2. Probability that one offspring would be heterozygous for each gene. (Answer in fraction) ______

Assume that A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are autosomal genes on different chromosomes. From the mating (parent1) AabbCCDdeeFFGgX (parent2) AABbCcDDEeFfGG determine the following: 1. Probability that one of the offspring will have a genotype AaBbCcDdeeFfGG. (Answer in fraction) 2. Probability that one offspring would be heterozygous for each gene. (Answer in fraction)

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Chapter20: Chromosomes And Human Genetics

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