Use the words 'homozygous', 'heterozygous, dominant

and 'recessive' (where suitable) to describe the following allele combinations: Aa, AA, aa.

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Mariam Navarro

Biology

9 June, 16:13

Use the words 'homozygous', 'heterozygous, dominant

and 'recessive' (where suitable) to describe the following allele combinations: Aa, AA, aa.

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Mackenzie Velez · Answer 1

1) Aa refers to the heterozygous of the genes. In this gene, both allele are different from one another.

2) AA is a gene which is homozygous in nature. Homozygous means that both allele are the same. Capital letters i. e. AA is used for the trait that is dominant.

3) aa is a gene which is homozygous in nature. Lower case letters i. e. aa is refer for the trait that is recessive.

Use the words 'homozygous', 'heterozygous, dominantand 'recessive' (where suitable) to describe the following allele combinations: Aa, AA, aa.

Use the words 'homozygous', 'heterozygous, dominant

and 'recessive' (where suitable) to describe the following allele combinations: Aa, AA, aa.