sing the Pedigree only, would you be able to determine the genotype of III/1, and why? O No, it is difficult to determine the genotype of a female O Yes, the pedigree gives all the information needed to determine that the genotype of IIV1 is XX Yes, the pedigree gives all the information needed to determine that the genotype of IIV1 is XCX O No, it is difficult to determine whether the genotype of III/1 Is XX or XCX based on the genotypes of the parents.
sing the Pedigree only, would you be able to determine the genotype of III/1, and why? O No, it is difficult to determine the genotype of a female O Yes, the pedigree gives all the information needed to determine that the genotype of IIV1 is XX Yes, the pedigree gives all the information needed to determine that the genotype of IIV1 is XCX O No, it is difficult to determine whether the genotype of III/1 Is XX or XCX based on the genotypes of the parents.
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Transcribed Image Text:PEDIGREE SEX-LINKED RECESSIVE INHERITANCE
II
III
1
3
4
KEY
O Unaffected Female
Unaffected Male
Affected Female
Affected Male
Colorblind Female XXC
Colorblind Male XY
Carrier Female XX
Normal Male XY
Normal Female XX
Transcribed Image Text:Using the Pedigree only, would you be able to determine the genotype of III/1, and why?
No, it is difficult to determine the genotype of a female
Yes, the pedigree gives all the information needed to determine that the genotype of IV1 is XX
Yes, the pedigree gives all the information needed to determine that the genotype of II/1 is XCX
No, it is difficult to determine whether the genotype of II/1 Is XX or XX based on the genotypes of the parents.
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