Biology, asked by anandmehra2131, 9 months ago

The genefor hair colour in rabbits has two alleles Q and q. Q is dominant and codes for brown hair, q is recessive and codes for white hair. Write out all the possible genotype and phenotype

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Answered by sirivaram1828
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Explanation:

Possible phenotypes: brown and white hair rabbit

Genotypes: QQ, Qq, qq

Genotypic ratio: 1:2:1

Answered by syed2020ashaels
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Answer:

Gene:

  • A gene is the fundamental or the basic unit of heredity.
  • It can also be referred to as the functional unit of heredity.
  • They are made up of DNA.
  • Each chromosome consists of many genes.

Allele:

  • Alleles are basically each of two or more than two alternative forms of a gene.
  • Alleles are a result of mutation.
  • They are found at the same place on a chromosome.

In the given question, the gene for hair color in rabbits has two alleles Q and q.

  • Q is dominant and codes for brown hair.
  • q is recessive and codes for white hair.

Genotype: QQ (brown hair), Qq (brown hair), qq (white hair)

Ratio: 1:2:1

Phenotype: QQ (brown hair), Qq (brown hair), qq (white hair)

Ratio: Brwon hair: white hair = 3:1

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