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Using “T” to represent a dominant allele (version) of a gene and “t” for the recessive allele:
Which of the below combinations is homozygous dominant?
Which of the below combinations is homozygous recessive?
Which of the below combinations is heterozygous
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To classify the combinations of alleles:
1. **Homozygous Dominant**: This means that both alleles are the same and both are dominant. The combination would be **TT**.
2. **Homozygous Recessive**: This means that both alleles are the same and both are recessive. The combination would be **tt**.
3. **Heterozygous**: This means that the two alleles are different, with one being dominant and the other recessive. The combination would be **Tt**.
In summary:
- Homozygous Dominant: **TT**
- Homozygous Recessive: **tt**
- Heterozygous: **Tt**
1. **Homozygous Dominant**: This means that both alleles are the same and both are dominant. The combination would be **TT**.
2. **Homozygous Recessive**: This means that both alleles are the same and both are recessive. The combination would be **tt**.
3. **Heterozygous**: This means that the two alleles are different, with one being dominant and the other recessive. The combination would be **Tt**.
In summary:
- Homozygous Dominant: **TT**
- Homozygous Recessive: **tt**
- Heterozygous: **Tt**
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