Q: 7. High school students entering the science academy were split into two groups and each received a…
A: The independent variable is the cause or variable that is changed while the dependent variable is…
Q: 7. If a woman is homozygous normal and her husband is heterozygous for a genetically inherited…
A:
Q: 1) Define the concept of a person’s gender. What factors determine gender? 2) Define the concept of…
A: Answer
Q: 1) How do the concepts of sex and gender interact? 2) Define the concept of a person's gender. What…
A: Introduction - Sex is defined as "the biological and physiological differences between males and…
Q: 17. Who would be more likely to display a recessive X linked trait (like color blindness) 1. Male…
A: X linked recessive traits like colorblindness are due to mutations on the X chromosome. Males have…
Q: 1. How did Mendel’s work gradually gain acceptance?
A: The profound significance of Mendel's work was not recognized until the turn of the 20th century.
Q: 13 Homozygous recessive, bb (blonde) is crossed with homozygous dominant, BB (brown). What is the…
A: An allele is a alternative form a gene and is present in two forms: dominant and recessive. The…
Q: Given that E=unattached earlobes and e=attached earlobes what is the phenotype of an individual who…
A: Answer- (1) unattatched earlobes. Here the attatched ear lobe is recessive and unattached ear lobe…
Q: 5. In a particular family, one parent has a Type A blood, the other has Type B. They have four…
A: Ans: ABO blood grouping: The ABO blood grouping is the system in which presence or absence of…
Q: 7. If both parents are heterozygous for both traits, what are the expected phenotypes of their…
A: A dihybrid cross is the one which deals with the study of two traits at one time.
Q: 8. In complete dominance, what is true about a dominant phenotype? It is seen only in the absence of…
A: The genes, also known as the genotype, and the environment are the two factors that influence…
Q: 9. If Mr. and Mrs. Fecundity, both having blood type B, have 12 children, 3/4 of whom are type B and…
A: Since you have asked multiple questions , we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…
Q: 9. What is the principle of dominance? 10. If two parent's genotypes are Homozygous Dominant (Brown…
A: We are authorized to answer only one question at a time, since you have not mentioned which question…
Q: 8. How many Barr bodies would a Klinefelter male have? O A) 1 O B) 2 O C) 3 O D) None
A: Klinefelter syndrome is an inherited disorder that affects only men. The boy is born with one or…
Q: following data could the man be the father of the 3 children? please write complete answer and…
A: * Given that father has genotype Dce/DcE/Ms/NS this is 0 type blood group. * Mother has genotype…
Q: 11. How does the law of segregation and independent assortment apply to comparing two different…
A: NOTE: since you, have posted multiple questions so we will solve the first 3 parts for you. As per…
Q: 38. If researchers are attempting to identify whether a trait is do to heredity vs. environment,…
A: First let us know what fraternal and identical twins are :- Like the name suggests identical twins…
Q: 34. Huntington's disease is a disease of the nervous system that is caused by a dominant allele (H).…
A: Introduction :- Huntington illness is a degenerative brain disease that produces uncontrollable…
Q: 10 is the problem solver to help you What is the probability of getting dimpled offspring ? What is…
A: Answer. An allele can be dominant or recessive. A dominant allele the one which is expressed more…
Q: 19. All genes are transferred from parents according to the principles of Mendelian genetics. O True…
A: Most common example of non mendelian inheritance is type of X linked inheritance and codominance in…
Q: 1. Why some people resort to phenocopy? Write the pros and cons of phenocopying. 2.Comment in not…
A: Phenocopy occurs when one genotype mimics the expression of another. Phenocopy is not an inherited…
Q: 25. A couple has 5 children, all sons. If the woman gives birth to a sixth child, what is the…
A: Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…
Q: Some traits that can be counted and expressed I. Whole numbers Such as bristle number in Drosophila…
A: The genetic basis of variance for quantitative features can be elucidated using the number of…
Q: What are some traits that are considered to be human? Pick all that are correct. Group of answer…
A: Humans belong to the group mammals they possess all the characteristics of mammals such as presence…
Q: 10. The recessive allele that causes Ellis-van Creveld syndrome when homozygous has a frequency of…
A: The basic fundamental unit of heredity is the gene. The relative frequency of an allele at a…
Q: 10.) What is the probability that the following cross will produce an organism homozygous recessive…
A: Product rule is used in this case to find the probability of overall probability of genotype. The…
Q: The first child has the same phenotype as the father, what are the genotypes of the mother, father,…
A: Ans 3a. As the ability to roll the tongue is a dominant character so it is represented by (T) but…
Q: 3. Assuming equal sex ratios, what is the probability that a sibship of 6 children consists of: a)…
A: To calculate the probabilities in the given question, the binomial expansion equation will be used.…
Q: 13. What is the difference between a dominant trait disorder vs. a recessive trait disorder? 14.…
A: According to Mendelian inheritance, a single character is controlled by one or more genes and each…
Q: Choose a sport.What do you think a year-long periodization program will look like.
A: Introduction The systematic planning of athletic or physical training is known as periodization.…
Q: 1.how spiral pattern is related to nursing? 2.how spiral wave pattern is related to nursing? 3. how…
A: Note : Hi. Thanks for your questions. Since you have posted multiple questions. We will solve first…
Q: In a family of seven children, what is the probability of obtaining the following numbers of boys…
A: Theoretical probability can be used in genetics to measure the likelihood that offspring will be of…
Q: 3. How do different types of traits differ in how quickly they respond and how easily they can be…
A: Traits are determined by genes, and also they are determined by the interaction with the environment…
Q: Specifically in a control group, the variable that is not changed is the blank variable? this is a…
A: Control group When designing an experiment, treatments are provided to the experimental units. In a…
Q: The more complex the behavior of an animal the more developed in the Cerebral cortex, and a larger…
A: The brain is the most important and complex organ. It is observed, as the organism complexity…
Q: What is the difference between homozygous and heterozygous? I am having trouble distinguishing…
A: The alternate forms of gene are referred as allele. An allele determines the hereditary…
Q: A group of alleles of genes that display a hierarchy of dominance relationships among them is…
A: An allele is a functional variant of a gene.
Q: TRUE / FALSE. Based on the proportion of the U.S. population having each blood type, it’s reasonable…
A: The most common blood type in the US is O-positive, with around 38 percent of the population having…
Q: Why some people resort to phenocopy? Write the pros and cons of phenocopying in not more than 50…
A: The word "phenotype" refers to an organism's measurable physical properties, such as its appearance,…
Q: . What is the pattern of inheritance for the first generation? 5. What is the pattern of inheritance…
A: An individual's phenotype is termed that they are typically described and has been referring in the…
Q: If a female was a carrier (heterozygous) for sex-linked color blindness, what percentage of her male…
A: Answer- (3) 50% As color blindness is a sex linked disease so the diseased allele is present in the…
Q: 16. A woman who is type O marries a man who is heterozygous for type A. What are the chances that…
A: There are four blood type groups which are type AB, type A, type B and type O. These are phenotypes…
Q: 14. What disorder can be identified in the karyotype? a. Turner's syndrome c. Klinefelter's syndrome…
A: Since you've asked multiple questions, we will answer the first one for you please ask the remaining…
Q: young gener
A: With the changing times and advancement in technology, the young generation is evolving at a rapid…
Q: 7. In a class of 25 students, one of students has an autosomal recessive condition called "apathy",…
A: Allele frequency shows the genetic diversity of a species in a population. Any alteration in allele…
Q: 12. In horses, bla gait (T) is a dc (heterozygous trait), what w
A: Dominant traits are those which express themselves when present in a heterozygous condition and mask…
14
What would you argue is the strongest legal challenge to familial searching?
Step by step
Solved in 2 steps
- Two groups of participants read a description of a person called Mark, who was described as shy, introverted and good at mathematics. They were asked how likely each of the following statements were: a) That Mark is male; and b) That Mark is male and works as a software engineer. The group rated b) as more likely than a). In reality a) is more likely than b) because given his name, Mark has a very high probability of being a man. The combined probability of him being both a man and a software engineer must of course be lower. Why did the participants make this mistake, and what does this tell us about the way in which human beings make judgements about peopleWhat is the difference between a wrongful life case and a wrongful birth case? How is the measurement of damages in wrongful life cases different from that in wrongful birth cases?52. Why do you wish to pursue a bachelor's degree in nursing?
- Researchers are starting to feel pretty confident that daily alcohol consumption is CAUSALLY linked with liver cancer. What do you think is the most important other Hill’s criterion that researchers would like to have that would make them feel even more strongly about causality in this relationship?What is right option?What are the 4 reasons why autopsy rates are declining nowadays?
- Are there any similarities between how science determines if something is true or not and how the criminal justice system determines guilt or innocence? Are there any differences?A school nurse is teaching parents how to foster a healthydevelopment of self in their children. Which statement madeby one of the parents needs to be followed up with furtherteaching?a. “I love my child so much I ‘hug him to death’ every day.”b. “I think children need challenges, don’t you?” c. “My husband and I both grew up in very restrictive fami-lies. We want our children to be free to do whatever they want.”d. “My husband and I have different ideas about discipline,but we’re talking this out because we know it’s importantfor Johnny that we be consistent.”How do you think DNA fingerprinting has aided the Criminal Justice System in its ability to determine the guilt or innocence of an individual?