Biology, 13.03.2021 01:00 ashleypere99

In the chart below, fill in each individual's genotype in the Genotype column based on their alleles Indicate which individuals you would expect, based on their genotype to be lactose tolerant and or
lactose intolerant by circling your answer in the Phenotype column
Individual
Allele Sequence
Phenotype (Circle One)
Genotype
(AA, Aa, or
aa)
1
Lactose Tolerant Lactose
Intolerant
Copy 1:
TAAGATAATGTAGCC
Copy 2
TAAGATAATGTAGTC
Copy 1
TAAGATAATGTAGTC
Copy 2
TAAGATAATGTAGTC
2.
Lactose Tolerant Lactose
Intolerant
3
Lactose Tolerant Lactose
Intolerant
Copy 1
TAAGATAATGTAGCC
Copy 2
TAAGATAATGTAGCC

In the chart below, fill in each individual's genotype in the Genotype column based on their allele

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