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Genetic Diagrams.
Remember you have two genes for each characteristic and different versions of the same gene are
called alleles.
In genetic diagrams letters are used to represent or show the alleles. Alleles are either dominant or
recessive. Dominant alleles are shown as a capital letter (e.g. 'C') and recessive alleles are shown
as a small letter (e.g. 'c'). The dominant allele always overrules the recessive allele.
If the two alleles for a particular gene (e.g. hair colour) are the same then the organism is
homozygous. The pairs of alleles could be CC or cc.
If the two alleles for the same gene are different then the organism is heterozygous. The pair of
alleles can only be Cc.
To display a dominant characteristic the organism can either be CC or Cc. To display a recessive
characteristic the organism must have both recessive alleles cc.
QI.
Why can't a heterozygous organism ever display a recessive characteristic?
Genetic diagrams
Cross breeding a normal hamster with a crazy hamster.
The gene that makes the hamster crazy is recessive (h) so the crazy hamster must have the genotype hh.
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The gene that makes the hamster normal is dominant (H). The normal hamster could have the
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Parents phenotype : (characteristic)
Gametes genotypes: (sperm'or egg)
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Offspring's genotype:
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Offspring's phenotype: - all the offspring are .
allele, so although normal they are also called 'carriers'.