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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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How do you get 66.66% and 33.33%?

 

IV-4 Genotype: Aa

Male Genotype: aa

**Problem (d)**: If IV-4 and IV-5 have kids, describe what their genotypes and phenotypes could be. **Parental Genotypes:** - Female: Aa - Male: aa **Punnett Square:** | | a | a | |---|---|---| | A | Aa | Aa | | a | aa | aa | This square shows potential genetic combinations for the offspring. **Genotypic Outcomes:** 1. Aa (50% chance): These offspring are carriers but healthy. 2. aa (50% chance): These offspring are sick. **Phenotypic Outcomes:** - There is a 66.66% chance that IV-4 is a carrier: - 50% of the offspring will be healthy carriers. - 50% will be sick. - There is a 33.33% chance that IV-4 is not a carrier: - 100% of the potential offspring would be normal. This analysis helps in understanding the risks and probabilities related to genetic traits passed to children.
Transcribed Image Text:**Problem (d)**: If IV-4 and IV-5 have kids, describe what their genotypes and phenotypes could be. **Parental Genotypes:** - Female: Aa - Male: aa **Punnett Square:** | | a | a | |---|---|---| | A | Aa | Aa | | a | aa | aa | This square shows potential genetic combinations for the offspring. **Genotypic Outcomes:** 1. Aa (50% chance): These offspring are carriers but healthy. 2. aa (50% chance): These offspring are sick. **Phenotypic Outcomes:** - There is a 66.66% chance that IV-4 is a carrier: - 50% of the offspring will be healthy carriers. - 50% will be sick. - There is a 33.33% chance that IV-4 is not a carrier: - 100% of the potential offspring would be normal. This analysis helps in understanding the risks and probabilities related to genetic traits passed to children.
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