_________is the type of inheritance when there is a blending of the alleles in the phenotype?

a.Codominance


b.Incomplete dominance


c sex linked


d.Non-disjunction


e.Genotype


f.none of the above

_________is the type of inheritance when there is a blending of the alleles in the phenotype?
The answer is, of course, "incomplete dominance." Now, do you know why that is true? If interested, here's what I understand about the condition: the dominant gene actually synthesis a substance that interacts with the co-recessive gene; thus, holding that gene turned off, not permitting it to synthesize protein. In the case of incomplete dominance, the dominant gene fails to produce enough of the blocking substance in order to hold its recessive counterpart turned off. The recessive gene is then able to create a small amount of protein. It is the combination of the protein generated by the dominate gene mixed with the small amount of protein caused by the slightly active recessive gene that results in a incomplete phenotype expression of the dominate gene. At least that's my take on this question of incomplete dominance.
Reply:Source: "self"? You do realize that my source gives an accurate and complete explanation, as opposed to one this kid generates on the spot based on his opinion, right? Report It

Reply:b
Reply:Incomplete dominance by gregor mendel
Reply:b. incomplete dominance





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incomplete_...
Reply:the answer is B but are you cheating on an exam or getting us to do your homework? Bad muthupappy!