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phenotype and genotype ratioHey everyone. I need help from you again
I'm confused about phenotype and genotype ratio after you do a monohybrid cross. for example, after the cross, I have RR Rr Rr rr, the genotype is 1:2:1 and the phenotype is 3:1, right? but what if I have Rr Rr rr rr? Is the phenotype 2:2 and genotype 1:1? what about Rr Rr Rr Rr? My book doens't explain it very well, please help me guys!
Geotype means what genes are present: Rr is different from RR, which is different from rr. There are 3 cases. So in a case of Rr Rr rr rr the ratio would be 2:2=1:1. In a case of RR Rr Rr rr the ratio will be 1:2:1, because there are 3 present genotypes.
Phenotype means what genes are expressed. As you know, dominant alleles express over recessive ones, so you will only have 2 possibilities: dominant(RR or Rr) and recessive(rr). In a situation like Rr Rr rr rr the ratio is 1 dominant for every one recessive(1:1). The phenotypical ratio is the same for, let's say RR Rr rr rr(1:1) since in Rr the dominant allele expresses However, remember, in a monohibridation cross you get 1:2:1 genotype and 3:1 phenotype., according to Mendel. The other ones are made up... "I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
Ok,
I am not so good at biology and the teacher and I dont get along so great, so that doesn't help. I have a 7 page homework assignment that I'm deffintly not going to finish..Here's an example of a question... In mice, long ears is dominant to short ears. What are the genotypic and phenotypic ratios id you cross a homozygous long eared mouse with a short eared mouse? so yeah..can anyone help me?! pleaaaase... if so like send me a pm or something and I'll hopefully get this done!
Re: RATIOS?
Theres no ratio. The situation which you describe is sometimes called Mendels law of uniformity because all the progeny show the phenotype of the dominant allele, so it can be a tool to find out which allele is dominant. A progeny with Rr Rr rr rr can only be obtained by crossing Rr with rr. A so called "test cross" with the F1 generation. It means crossing with the homozigos recessive to clearly see which kind of gamets it produces. We have two genotypes with ratio 1:1 and we have two phenotypes with ratio 1:1.
Re: phenotype and genotype ratiowhat is the genotype and phenotype ratio for Ll Ll Ll Ll or Ll Ll ll ll
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