1. Show a cross (drawing the Punnett square) between a female who is a carrier for
Hutchinson's disease (a recessive trait) and a male who does not have
Hutchinson's disease. Remember that Xh is the recessive allele for Hutchinson's
disease and that X is the dominant allele for non-Hutchinson's phenotype. The
Y chromosome that only males have, will not have the Hutchinson's allele (Y
only). You can use your notes if needed
a. What is the probability that the above parents will have a son that has
Hutchinson's disease?
b. What is the probability that the above parents will have a daughter that
has Hutchinson's disease
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