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    Formative Assessment (Module 4) 1

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    The document provides information about blood type inheritance from parents to offspring. It includes a chart showing possible blood types given the parents' blood types. It also includes Punnett squares demonstrating sex determination and inheritance of sex-linked traits like color blindness and hemophilia. The key factors that determine sex are the sperm cell's X or Y chromosome, with Y resulting in male. Sex-linked traits on the X chromosome are inherited in patterns where sons always exhibit the trait but daughters can be carriers.

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    Formative Assessment (Module 4) 1

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    The document provides information about blood type inheritance from parents to offspring. It includes a chart showing possible blood types given the parents' blood types. It also includes Punnett squares demonstrating sex determination and inheritance of sex-linked traits like color blindness and hemophilia. The key factors that determine sex are the sperm cell's X or Y chromosome, with Y resulting in male. Sex-linked traits on the X chromosome are inherited in patterns where sons always exhibit the trait but daughters can be carriers.

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    The document provides information about blood type inheritance from parents to offspring. It includes a chart showing possible blood types given the parents' blood types. It also includes Punnett squares demonstrating sex determination and inheritance of sex-linked traits like color blindness and hemophilia. The key factors that determine sex are the sperm cell's X or Y chromosome, with Y resulting in male. Sex-linked traits on the X chromosome are inherited in patterns where sons always exhibit the trait but daughters can be carriers.

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    Formative Assessment (Module 4) 1

    Uploaded by

    Keisha Gabrielle Rabano
    The document provides information about blood type inheritance from parents to offspring. It includes a chart showing possible blood types given the parents' blood types. It also includes Punnett squares demonstrating sex determination and inheritance of sex-linked traits like color blindness and hemophilia. The key factors that determine sex are the sperm cell's X or Y chromosome, with Y resulting in male. Sex-linked traits on the X chromosome are inherited in patterns where sons always exhibit the trait but daughters can be carriers.

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    Activity 5.2
    Father’s Blood Type Mother’s Blood Type Child’s Blood Type
    A A, B, AB, or O A
    B A or AB AB
    AB A, B, AB, or O B
    O A, B, or O O

    Possible Alleles From Mother


    A B O
    A A A B A
    Possible A I I – Blood Type I I – Blood Type I i – Blood Type A
    Alleles From A AB
    Father B A B
    I I – Blood Type I I – Blood Type IB i – Blood Type B
    B B

    AB B
    A B
    O I i – Blood Type A I i – Blood Type B ii – Blood Type O

    a. What blood type (or types) can be found in an offspring if a father has Type A
    blood and their mother has Type B blood?
    Blood Types A, B, AB, and O
    b. What blood type (or types) can be found in an offspring if a father has Type AB
    blood and the mother has Type A blood?
    Blood Type A, B, and AB
    c. What blood type (or types) can be found in an offspring if a father has Type O
    blood and their mother has Type B blood?
    Blood Type B and O

    What’s More
    Activity 6.2
    Male X Y
    Female
    X XX XY
    X XX XY

    a. What will be the sex of a child produced when an egg is fertilized by a sperm
    that has a Y Chromosome?
    Male
    b. What type of sperm must fertilize an egg to result in a female child?
    X Bearing Sperm
    c. Based on the Punnett Square, how many percent of the children will be male?
    50%
    d. Which sex chromosome is present in both male and female?
    X Chromosome
    e. Infer which sex chromosomes determine a person’s sex?
    Y Chromosome
    f. What are some of the factors that may contribute to the expression of human
    sexuality?
    Religion, Age, Culture, and Society

    What’s More
    Activity 3.1
    Problem 1
    Male XC Y
    Female
    Xc XC Xc Y
    Xc XC Xc Y

    All sons will be color-blind, whereas the daughters will be carriers.


    Problem 2
    Male Xh Y
    Female
    XH XH X h XH Y
    Xh Xh X h Xh Y

    Genotypic Ratio:
    1 XH Xh: 1 Xh Xh: 1 XH Y: 1 Xh Y
    Phenotypic Ratio:
    1 Carrier Female: 1 Hemophiliac Female: 1 Normal Male: 1 Hemophiliac Male

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