1.A human trait thats controlled by a single gene with multiple alleles is
a.dimples
b.blood type
c.height
d. skin color
2.a sex-linked disorder is
a. cystic fibrosis
b.sickle-cell disease
c. hemophilia
d. down syndrome
3. which of the following would most likely be used to diagnose down syndrome?
a. a karyotype
b. a pedigree
c. a blood-clothing test
d. a punett square
4. true or flase? A widows peak is a human trait controlled by a single gene.
5. Traits controlled by recessive alleles on the X chromosome are more common in males than in females. Explain why,
whoever ansers the most gets the ten points, idc if you dont answer them all i just really need help ok thank you to however answers! =]
Can you help me with this?anyone good with science?
1-I'm guessing a...the rest have so many variations they most likely rely on multiple genes.
2-c, hemophilia
3-a, a karyotype
4-I believe it's true, since it's either we have it or we don't.
5-Because males have 1 X and 1 Y, while females have 2 X's. Since the X chromosome is bigger and carries so much more genetic information, if a female has the recessive disease gene on one X chromosome, chances are higher that she'll have the dominant non-disease gene on the other X chromosome. If the male has the recessive gene on his single X, he has no chance of having the dominant gene on his Y. So the female would be a passive carrier and the male would actually be affected. A female would only be affected if she was unlucky enough to get 2 recessive disease genes on both her chromosomes, which could happen if a diseased male mated with a carrier female.
Good luck with 1 and 4. I'm pretty sure the rest of my answers are right.
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