This document discusses genetic inheritance and provides answers to two questions. The first question asks why dominant genetic disorders are rarely occurring, and the answer is that they are rarely inherited and can only be tracked when diagnosed. The second question asks why skin color is polygenic, and the answer is that skin color is continuous and controlled by multiple genes with alleles on different chromosomes.
This document discusses genetic inheritance and provides answers to two questions. The first question asks why dominant genetic disorders are rarely occurring, and the answer is that they are rarely inherited and can only be tracked when diagnosed. The second question asks why skin color is polygenic, and the answer is that skin color is continuous and controlled by multiple genes with alleles on different chromosomes.
This document discusses genetic inheritance and provides answers to two questions. The first question asks why dominant genetic disorders are rarely occurring, and the answer is that they are rarely inherited and can only be tracked when diagnosed. The second question asks why skin color is polygenic, and the answer is that skin color is continuous and controlled by multiple genes with alleles on different chromosomes.
Instruction. Provide concise answers to the following questions.
1. Why are dominant genetic disorders rarely occurring?
It is rarely occurring because apart from these are not inherited, it can only track when a person is diagnosed.
2. Why is skin color polygenic?
Because it is continuous, and it is seen in people that is controlled by many different genes. It has atleast 2-3 genes and alleles which are found on different chromosomes.