|
YR |
Yr |
yR |
yr |
| YR |
YYRR
(Yellow round) |
YYRr
(Yellow round) |
YyRR
(Yellow round) |
YyRr
(Yellow round) |
| Yr |
YYRr
(Yellow round) |
YYrr
(Yellow wrinkled) |
YyRr
(Yellow round) |
Yyrr
(Yellow wrinkled) |
| yR |
YyRR
(Yellow round) |
YyRr
(Yellow round) |
yyRR
(Green round) |
yyRr
(Green round) |
| yr |
YyRr
(Yellow round) |
Yyrr
(Yellow wrinkled) |
yyRr
(Green round) |
yyrr
(Green wrinkled) |
Phenotypic Ratio = 9 : 3 : 3 : 1
Law of Independent Assortment:
Two or more pairs of contrasting factors or genes for two or more characters of an organism segregate independently during gamete formation, appearing in all possible combinations in the gametes.
Or
Demonstration for Eradication of Misconceptions in Sex Determination:
|
X (Mother) |
X (Mother) |
| X (Father) |
XX (Girl) |
XX (Girl) |
| Y (Father) |
XY (Boy) |
XY (Boy) |
The sperm from the father can carry either X or Y chromosome; the mother always provides an X. The combination of X from father gives girl (XX), Y gives boy (XY). It proves sex of the child is determined by the father’s chromosome.
Symptoms of Thalassaemia:
- Severe anaemia (fatigue, pallor)
- Slow growth and delayed development
- Enlarged spleen
- Bone deformities (especially in the face)