What common condition is caused by the presence of three copies of chromosome 21?
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75%
Explanation:
Tall stems are dominant over short stems. Let T represent tall and t represents short. The parents are Heterozygous tall plants, which means that their genotype would be Tt and their phenotype would be tall. In a Punnett square it would look like this:
T t
T TT Tt
t Tt tt
Notice that we have 3 possible genotype combinations. When the dominant allele T is present that means that the phenotype that will be expressed is the dominant trait. In this case we have the following genotype and phenotype:
TT Tall 1/4
Tt Tall 2/4
tt Short 1/4
The question is asking the chance the pffspring phenotype is the same as the parent specifically so we can see that 3/4 are tall.
3/4 = 75%