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I am running into a problem and need a little advice/help. I have to do a pedigree chart for 101 (due tonight), and its just for colorblindness. My problem is, I have a colorblind carrier female mating with a normal vision male, and from them there are two offspring ...

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Hmmh, actually there seems to be a fair bit of variation among the charts. Most of the charts I checked had only European countries in the top 10, but e.g. Wikipedia lists some oddballs there, like Uganda topping the chart, but with the following footnote: ...

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... the odds of getting it right so that the polar bonds caused the secondary and tertiary, and then even a quaternary structure would be off the chart! To think that the DNA, RNA and ribosomes could get this right with no intelligent design is not intelligent! :wink:

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... clueless there i'm afraid - obviously not asking for a direct answer, but help would be very nice. Also quickly- how can I deduce from a pedigree chart whether or not a genetic disorder is x-linked or related to a gene on an autosome? (given that it is of dominant character) thanks for your time :)

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I advise you organise the tests as a flow chart to make it more manageable. Those are too many tests to list in a post and all of the info would be available online and in lab manuals/textbooks. There are a number of lectures notes published online ...

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