humerous progený per cross, a lethal allele of a certain the lethal allele is a recessive or dominant lethal allele. Geneticists will perform crosses to figure that out, but they need your help to interpret possible cross results. gene causes a death due to late-stage lung disease. It is not known whether Consider each of the following hypothetical results separately, and determine if each conclusion made is true or false. Select the statement if you think it is true (you agree with it). Do not select the statement if you think it is false ( you do not agree with it). IF only homozygotes of the lethal allele die from the lethality, then death by late- stage lung disease can be considered the dominant trait.
humerous progený per cross, a lethal allele of a certain the lethal allele is a recessive or dominant lethal allele. Geneticists will perform crosses to figure that out, but they need your help to interpret possible cross results. gene causes a death due to late-stage lung disease. It is not known whether Consider each of the following hypothetical results separately, and determine if each conclusion made is true or false. Select the statement if you think it is true (you agree with it). Do not select the statement if you think it is false ( you do not agree with it). IF only homozygotes of the lethal allele die from the lethality, then death by late- stage lung disease can be considered the dominant trait.
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Transcribed Image Text:In a certain line of mice which produce numerous progeny per cross, a lethal allele of
a certain gene causes a death due to late-stage lung disease. It is not known whether
the lethal allele is a recessive or dominant lethal allele. Geneticists will perform
crosses to figure that out, but they need your help to interpret possible cross results.
Consider each of the following hypothetical results separately, and determine if each
conclusion made is true or false. Select the statement if you think it is true (you agree
with it). Do not select the statement if you think it is false ( you do not agree with it).
IF only homozygotes of the lethal allele die from the lethality, then death by late-
stage lung disease can be considered the dominant trait.
IF the lethal allele acts recessively, then only a fourth of the progeny from
a monohybrid cross should die from the lethality.
IF no progeny from a cross of a homozygous normal parent with a monohybrid
parent die from the lethality, then this result would suggest that the lethal allele
acts recessively.
IF homozygotes of the normal allele live, but homozygotes of the lethal allele die
from the lethality, then these findings are inconclusive.
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