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Which of following genotype will produce moderately dark skin phenotype in humans?
a) AABBCc               
b) AABbCC
c) AaBBCC               
d) all of these

d

Explanation: five alleles out of six produce dark shade in human skin



Which of following genotype will produce brown skin phenotype in humans?
a) AABbCc                
b) AaBbCC
c) AaBBCc                
d) all of these

d

Explanation: four alleles out of six produce dark shade in human skin resulting brown colour skin

Which of following genotype will produce light brown skin phenotype (mulatto) in humans?
a) AaBbCc                

b) AaBbCC
c) AaBBCc                
d) all of these
Explanation:
 three alleles out of six produce dark shade in human skin resulting light brown colour skin i.e. mulatto

Which of following genotype will produce pinkish brown skin phenotype in human beings population?
a) AaBbcc                  
b) aaBbCc
c) AabbCc                  
d) all of these
Explanation:
 two alleles out of six produce dark shade in human skin resulting pinkish brown colour skin

Which of following genotype will produce whitish brown skin phenotype in human beings population?
a) Aabbcc                   
b) aaBbcc
c) aabbCc                   
d) all of these
Explanation:
 one allele out of six produces dark shade in human skin resulting whitish brown colour skin

Gene Linkage and Crossing Over:

Genes located on the same chromosome that tends to be inherited together in genetic crosses are said to be………..
a) dominant genes      
b) linked genes
c) epistatic genes        
d) non-linked genes

The phenomenon in which genes on the same chromosome inherited together in genetic crosses is called……..
a) epistasis                  
b) gene dominance
c) gene linkage          
d) gene masking

If the genes are linked on autosomes, their linkage is called……….linkage.
a) autosomal              
b) sex
c) dominant                
d) recessive
Explanation:
 “Autosomal” means that the gene in question is located on one of the numbered, or non-sex, chromosomes.

If the genes are linked on sex chromosomes, their linkage is called…… linkage.
a) autosomal               
b) sex
c) dominant                
d) recessive

All the linked genes found on the……… pair of chromosome form a group, known as linkage group.
a) same homologous 
b) different non-homologous
c) same chromosome  
d) different chromosome
Explanation:
 so the number of linkage group in an organism are equal to the number of homologous pair of chromosomes in that organism.

Which of the following genes are found on chromosome 11 in human?
a) sickle cell anemia
b) leukemia
c) albinism                  
d) all of these
Explanation:
 these traits are supposed to be in the same linkage group

Thalassaemia major is also known as…
a) Cooley’s anemia    
b) sickle cell anemia
c) mycocytic anemia
d) nutritional anemia
Explanation:
 Hemoglobin S is an abnormal form of hemoglobin that causes the red cells to become rigid, and sickle shaped. This is commonly called sickle cell anemia


Which of following genotype will produce light brown skin phenotype (mulatto) in humans?
a) AaBbCc                

b) AaBbCC
c) AaBBCc                
d) all of these

a

Explanation: three alleles out of six produce dark shade in human skin resulting light brown colour skin i.e. mulatto



Which of following genotype will produce pinkish brown skin phenotype in human beings population?
a) AaBbcc                  
b) aaBbCc
c) AabbCc                  
d) all of these

d

Explanation: two alleles out of six produce dark shade in human skin resulting pinkish brown colour skin



Which of following genotype will produce whitish brown skin phenotype in human beings population?
a) Aabbcc                   
b) aaBbcc
c) aabbCc                   
d) all of these

d

Explanation: one allele out of six produces dark shade in human skin resulting whitish brown colour skin



Gene Linkage and Crossing Over:


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