Consider the genetic cross for absent-mindedness, which is a dominant trait. All of the offspring from this cross will be absent-minded. If two parents that are absent-minded have offspring that are not, what MUST be the genotypes of the parents?
Both parents must heterozygous having one dominate gene for absent mindedness and one gene that codes for normal brain function.
There are four possible outcomes in a punnett square cross for a single trait.
AA, Aa, aA, aa
Where A represents the dominant gene for inattention and A represents the recessive gene for healthy brain function
A child of AA, Aa, and aA is likely to be mentally absentee.
An offspring with normal brain function is the outcome.
A aA A A A A A A A
If only one parent possessed the trait, then all of the children would be absent-minded.
A AA AA AA
As an example, let's say that aA
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The parents must be heterozygous for the absent-minded trait.
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