A gene has three alleles. how many different genotypes are possible at this locus in a diploid organism?

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Soribel · Answer 1 · 2018-03-18T19:31:54+0000

Six different genoypes are possible in a diploid organism having three alles for a gene. For example the human blood group determined by three alleles, Ia Ib,i. There are six different genotypes for blood groups , IaIa, Ia i, IbIb, Ibi, Ia Ib,ii.

A gene has three alleles. how many different genotypes are possible at this locus in a diploid organism?

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