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Answer:
Option A, Homozygous for
Explanation:
Options for the question are
a) Homozygous for
b) Heterozygous for
c) A carrier of
d) A recessive of
Solution
Given
Both the parents have allele for brown hair.
Let the allele for brown hair be "b"
Since both the parents are carrier of this allele , it is hence sure that allele "b" is recessive.
Now , let us assume that the dominant allele (for any other hair color) be "B"
Since parents are carrier they must be having heterozygous genotype i.e Bb
Now when two Bb parents are crossed the following offspring are produced
Bb * Bb
BB, Bb, Bb, bb
here only offspring bb will have brown hair, while offspring Bb will be carrier just like their parents and BB will the dominant trait color
Hence, for expression of brown hair color trait, it is compulsory for the offspring to be homozygous for the trait,
Thus, option A is correct
Drake is in this case homo-zygous for the trait of brown hair.
- An allele is a gene variant, in diploid organisms (like humans) two alleles are inherited for each gene locus.
- An individual is homo-zygous when he/she carries the same allele for a given gene locus.
- Conversely, an individual is heterozygous when he/she carries the different alleles for a given gene locus.
In conclusion, Drake is in this case homo-zygous for the trait of brown hair.
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