Question

What is meant by dominant genes and recessive genes? Give one example of each.​

Answer 1

Answer:

dominant gene means which is shown ....for eg. if mother has brown eyes and father has blue eyes....if the offspring takes birth with brown eyes that means mother has dominant genes and father has recessive genes. Because they didn't show.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The dominant gene is the one capable of expressing itself even in heterozygous conditions, while the recessive gene can only be expressed in homozygous conditions.

Explanation:

• A gene has two alleles. A dominant and a recessive.
• A dominant gene requires only one allele to be expressed in the phenotype of the offspring whereas the recessive gene requires two alleles to be expressed in the phenotype.
• In simpler words, the dominant gene is the one capable of expressing itself even in heterozygous conditions, while the recessive gene can only be expressed in homozygous conditions.
• For eg, In garden peas, the yellow colour is dominant and the green colour is recessive.