Construct a pedigree using the following information about the expression of curly hair in three generations of a family. Be sure to include all possible information. (4 marks) - The proband’s grandmother had straight-hair and his grandfather had straight hair
- His grandparents had four children. The oldest and youngest were both females with straight hair. The third child was the only one with curly hair.
- The youngest was his mother. His father had straight hair as well. -He is the oldest of his parents’ children. His brother is the second oldest and his sister is the youngest. Of the three of them, only his brother has curly hair.
-His uncle with curly hair married a woman with straight hair. Their daughter has curly hair.
b) Using the information from this pedigree, and assuming that the trait is inherited through a single gene with two alleles, is this a recessive or dominant trait? Explain. (1.5 marks)
c) Can you determine if this trait is autosomal or X-linked? Explain your answer. (2 marks)
d) Provide the genotypes of the third generation for both autosomal and X-linked inheritance. If there is more than one possible genotype, include both. (1.5 marks)
e) If the proband were to have children with a woman with curly hair, what is the likelihood of them having a curly-haired daughter? What about a curly-haired son? Answer this question for both autosomal and X-linked inheritance. (1.5 marks
Construct a pedigree using the following information about the expression of curly hair in three generations...
PROBLEM Z Using the information below, construct a pedigree in the space provided and answer the following questions. Ocular albinism is inherited with the X-linked recessive allele a. The X-linked dominant allele A codes for full ocular color. George has ocular albinism. His wife Ginny has full ocular color. Both of Ginny's parents and both maternal grandparents (Ginny's mother's parents) have full ocular color but her great grandmother (the mother of Ginny's maternal grandmother) has ocular albinism. There is no...
Question !5 Not yet answered Points out of 8.00 Cystic fibrosis is an autosomal recessive disease. A couple, Marie and Jake, knows they have a family history of goes to a genetic counselor to determine the chances of passing on the disease. They have father and maternal grandmother both have the disease. Marie has two woman and has a son with the disease. Jake knows that both his parent disease. The youngest sister married a healthy man pedigree cystic fibrosis...
Create a pedigree for the following scenario. Harold and Henrietta marry. Harold has a dimpled chin which is a dominant trait. Henrietta does not have a dimpled chin, which is a recessive trait. Label Harold and Henrietta on your pedigree. Both of Harold's parents have dimpled chins, but is sister does not. Neither of Henrietta's parents have dimpled chins. Henrietta has a brother with a dimpled chin. Harold and Henrietta have 4 children: Hester, Homer, Henry, and Hugo. None of...
WONAL CENTER FOR CASE STUDY TEACH E 3. Draw a pedigree chart for three generations of Annie's family using this information. Annie's parents were deafblind; her mother is still living, • Annie was previously married to a deaf man, with whom she had two sons, both hearing. One son is still living. • Annie's older sister is deafblind and is married to a deaf man and has three sons and one daughter, all who hear. • Annie's younger brother is...
You are a geneticist who has been approached by a family who suffers a mysterious disorder, which they called the Babbling disease. In order to study its inheritance, you interviewed different family members to record the incidence of the disorder throughout the generations. These are your data: Will and Sarah got married in 1965. Neither of them babbled. No one on Will’s side had the Babbling disorder. His dad Brett, his mother Victoria, his brother Jack or his sisters Nola...
Experiment 5A. 238: Simpson's Pedigree Assignment, Blood Typing. Loo we were de Figure 2. Example of a pedigree including symbol key. (Wikipedia 2014). Construct a pedigree of the Simpson family using the information provided below. I. Family lineage Information a. Homer Simpson married Marge Bouvier i. They have three children, Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson, and Maggie Simpson, listed in order of birth b. Marge has twin monozygotic sisters: Patty and Selma Bouvier c. Selma is married to Sideshow Bob; Patty...
Creating a pedigree chart from a family history and hypothesizing pattern of inheritance A family with a new disease caused by a mutant gene has been found. The family history has been collected and recorded. You will now create a pedigree chart from their family history and use the pedigree to predict the pattern of inheritance the disease follows. • Read the following family history: Patient 1 and Patient 2 visited a genetics counselor and provided their family histories. As...
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Question 1 A)
If a translocation heterozygote mates with someone who is not
deaf and has normal heart function, what is the likelihood of an
offspring being deaf and suffering from early heart failure? Show
all your work. (Assume no crossing over between D and H in a
translocation heterozygote.) (2 marks)
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Question 1 B)
The youngest brother (deaf, no evidence of heart failure yet)
has children with a woman who is not...
Styles 6. Insert a picture of your pedigree chart for this family with genotypes filled in here. 7. Which pattern of inheritance do you think the disease shows? Explain your reasoning. 8. Patient 1 and Patient 2 in the pedigree chart would like to know what the chances are that they will have a child with the disease. What do you tell them? Use a Punnett Square to show your work. Using Punnett Squares for human conditions and diseases The...
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QUESTION 3 When first presented with a pedigree, you should initially look for general trends. For example: Are there affected individuals in each generation? Are both males and females equally affected? Are traits from a father or mother passed on to all their children? Or only to their sons or daughters? Based on these general observations, you can usually make a fairly reasonable guess...