Question #333244

Genetic cross for two grey mice where the offspring are grey,white and black


Expert's answer

Let this gene be A. In the case described above, it becomes clear that gene A has incomplete dominance, since such a cross is possible only on the condition that the parent mice are heterozygous. Accordingly, the genetic cross will look like this:

P: Aa (grey) + Aa (grey)

F1: AA (black) + 2 Aa (grey) + aa (white)


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