Genetic diseases and human health

Human genetic diseases include monogenic genetic diseases, polygenic genetic diseases and chromosomal abnormal genetic diseases.

ⅱ( 1) As can be seen from the figure, ⅰ4 is not bald, while ⅱ6 is bald, and the genotype is hh, so ⅰ4 is HH; And Ⅱ 4 is a color-blind boy, the genotype is XbY, Ⅰ 4 is not color-blind and XBXBXBXBXB, so Ⅰ 4 genotype is XBXBXB ... Little baldness is dominant among boys, Ⅲ 3 is hh for boys who are not sick, XBY for boys who are not red and green color-blind, so Ⅲ 3 genotype is hhXBY. ..

(2) The first generation 1 individual is male, without alopecia, and the genotype is hh. Therefore, the gene that causes Ⅳ 2 baldness cannot come from the first generation 1 individual.

(3) First, determine the genotype, Ⅲ1is hhXBY, Ⅲ 2 is HhXBXb;; The probability of baldness in offspring is 12, and the probability of red-green color blindness in sons is 12. If ⅲ 1 and ⅲ 2 have a son, the probability of suffering from only one disease is 12×( 1? 12)+( 1? 12)× 12= 12

(4) Pay attention to the correct format when writing the genetic map of Ⅰ1and Ⅱ 2.

So the answer is:

Ⅰ Polygenic Chromosome Abnormality

ⅱ( 1)HhXBXb? hhXBY

(2) 1?

(3) 1/2

(4)