A woman changes her hair color to red; however, her children will not inherit this red hair color because the woman does not have

(1) genes for red hair in her skin

(2) genes for red hair in her sex cells

(3) proteins for red hair in the placenta

(4) proteins for red hair in her egg cells

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Aisha Grimes

Biology

5 January, 10:30

A woman changes her hair color to red; however, her children will not inherit this red hair color because the woman does not have

(1) genes for red hair in her skin

(2) genes for red hair in her sex cells

(3) proteins for red hair in the placenta

(4) proteins for red hair in her egg cells

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Dale Murillo · Answer 1

Pretty sure it's 2. She dyed her hair red so that means she does not have the genes for red hair. If she did, it would be passed to her kids with sex cells

A woman changes her hair color to red; however, her children will not inherit this red hair color because the woman does not have(1) genes for red hair in her skin(2) genes for red hair in her sex cells(3) proteins for red hair in the placenta(4) proteins for red hair in her egg cells

A woman changes her hair color to red; however, her children will not inherit this red hair color because the woman does not have

(1) genes for red hair in her skin

(2) genes for red hair in her sex cells

(3) proteins for red hair in the placenta

(4) proteins for red hair in her egg cells