vein color that is intermediate to the parental phenotypes. This likely means this trait is governed by two alleles that are Tollowing question: The F1offspring have leaf to each other.
vein color that is intermediate to the parental phenotypes. This likely means this trait is governed by two alleles that are Tollowing question: The F1offspring have leaf to each other.
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O e. Autosomal dominant
QUESTION 23
You have a ure breeding plant with red flowers, yellow seeds and red-veined leaves. You cross this with another pure breeding plant
that has white flowers, pink seeds and yellow leaf veins. All of the offspring (F1) have white flowers, yellow seeds and orange leaf veins.
Assuming all three loci are independently assorting, use this information to answer the following question: The F1 offspring have leaf
vein color that is intermediate to the parental phenotypes. This likely means this trait is governed by two alleles that are
to each other.
O a. Incompletely penetrant
O b. Completely dominant
Oc. Variably expressed
O d. Incompletely dominant
O e. Codominant
QUESTION 24
Considering the genotypes for the ABO locus and the H-locus of the patient below. what blood type do they have?
ABO Locus genotype = ii; H-Locus genotype = HH
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