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Explore how multiple alleles influence traits inheritance using Punnett Squares for dihybrid crosses in genetics. Learn how blood types A, B, AB, and O are determined through allele combinations. Discover the genotypes and probabilities of offspring with different blood types.
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TOPIC:Genetics AIM: How do multiple alleles affect traits? DO NOW: How many alleles are required for each trait? Where do they come from?
The Punnett Squares we learned about are monohybrid crosses. They involve only 1 trait. A dihybrid cross involves 2 traits. EXAMPLE: In guinea pigs, B = black fur, b = brown fur S = short fur, s = long fur
Multiple Alleles More than 2 alleles for a trait Skin color, blood type, height…
Blood Types A, B, AB, O A & B genes = dominant O = recessive
Blood Type A genes = Pure = AA Hybrid = AO
Blood Type B genes = Pure = BB Hybrid = BO
1. AB x AA A B • 50% blood type A A A A A B • 50% blood type AB A A A A B
2. Cross a person with blood type AB with someone who has blood type O. AB x OO
AB x OO A B • 50% blood type A O A O B O • 50% blood type B O A O B O
3. Cross a person who is hybrid for blood type A with someone who is hybrid for blood type B AO x BO
AO x BO A O • 25% blood type AB B A B B O • 25% blood type B O A O O O • 25% blood type A • 25% blood type O
4. What are the possible blood types of a child who's parents are both heterozygous for B blood type? BO x BO
BO x BO B O B B B B O • 75% blood type B O • 25% blood type O B O O O
5. Cross a female with pure blood type A and a male with heterozygous B blood type. AA x BO
AA x BO B O A A B A O • 50% blood type AB A • 50% blood type A A B A O
6.A male with blood type B has a child with a woman who has blood type A. The child is blood type O. What is the genotype of the male and female? Show your work. BO x AO A O A A A A B A B B O B A B A B B A B A B O O B A O O O A O A O A B A B