19. Punnett Square for Brown-Eyed Man and Blue-Eyed Woman
Genotypes:
- Brown-eyed man: Since he has brown eyes, he can either be homozygous (HH) or heterozygous (Hb). However, since he has blue-eyed children, he must be heterozygous (Hb).
- Blue-eyed woman: She is homozygous recessive (bb).
Punnett Square Setup for Hb x bb:
b b
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H | Hb Hb |
| |
h | bb bb |
Punnett Square Results:
- Hb (Brown) = 2 (for brown-eyed children)
- bb (Blue) = 2 (for blue-eyed children)
Children's Genotypes:
- 2 children are Hb (brown-eyed)
- 1 child is bb (blue-eyed)
Conclusion:
- The man's genotype is Hb (heterozygous).
- The genotypes of the children are: 2 Hb (brown-eyed) and 1 bb (blue-eyed).
20. F1 and F2 Cross Results in Mice
Initial Cross:
- Brown fur (dominant, B) x Black fur (recessive, b)
- Homozygous dominant brown mouse: BB
- Homozygous recessive black mouse: bb
F1 Generation:
- All offspring will be Bb (brown fur). Since brown is dominant, all F1 offspring will have brown fur.
F2 Cross: To find the results of the F2 cross, we take two F1 offspring (Bb x Bb) and perform the cross:
Punnett Square Setup for Bb x Bb:
B b
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B | BB Bb |
| |
b | Bb bb |
Punnett Square Results:
- BB (Homozygous brown) = 1
- Bb (Heterozygous brown) = 2
- bb (Homozygous black) = 1
Final F2 Generation Ratio:
- 1 BB : 2 Bb : 1 bb
- This translates to:
- 3 (brown fur) : 1 (black fur)
So, the phenotypic ratio in the F2 generation will be 3 brown fur mice to 1 black fur mouse.