TWO MLM CATS MATE. WHAT IS THE PROBABILITY THAT ANY ONE OF THEIR SURVIVING KITTENS WILL BE HETEROZYGOUS?

Posted by allxclub on Feb 08, 2010 | 2 Comments

Certain alleles have been vitall for normal development. When mutated, they have been fatal in homozygous recessives. Even so, heterozygotes can perptuate these recessive, fatal allethes in a population. The allele Manx (ML) in box is an example. Homozygous cats (MLML) die prior to birth. In heterozygotes (MLM), a spinal column develops abnormally, as well as a cats finish up with no tail.
Two MLM cats mate. What is a luck which any a single of their flourishing kittens will be heterozygous?

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2 comments

  1. Lucy says:

    So MLM x MLM, your possible outcomes are:
    1 MLML – Die before birth
    2 MLM – Manx
    or 1 MM – Normal
    Since MLML dies before birth, you change the ratio to 2/3 MLM and 1/3 Normal, therefore 2 out of every 3 *surviving* kittens will be heterozygotes, and 1 will be normal.

  2. Weird Fishes says:

    very high

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