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How many different types of gametes could an organism with the genotype aabbcc produce?.

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An organism with genotype aabbcc will produce only one type of gamete i.e., abc.

  • An organism's genotype is made up of all of its genetic components. The alleles or variations that an individual carries in a specific gene or genetic region are also referred to as the genotype.
  • Eye color is encoded by a gene. The allele in this instance can either be brown or blue, with one coming from the mother and the other from the father.
  • every letter represents an allele,  hence a, b and c are different alleles on the same locus. all alleles exist in pairs hence this makes up the genotype as aabbcc.
  • on crossing two individuals with genotype aabbcc the following results are obtained:

        aabbcc   X   aabbcc

   aabbcc, aabbcc, aabbcc, aabbcc  

hence an organism with aabbcc genotype will only produce abc gametes.

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