How many different possible gametes are produced by the diploid genotype AaBbCCdd?|Genetics Problems

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Sir,no. Of recombination taking place
During meiosis in humans?

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Hi Ajay
Possible no. of gametes= 2n ’n’ is the haploid number
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[@enetube6308]

Would you illustrate the possible different gametes could be produced by the diploid genotype (AaBbCcDdEe) beyond the formula like the first example you showed please? because this like genotype is large in heterozygous loci. So please show us the possible gametes will be produced from such a genotype?

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[@ambercambridge4889]

This video was great! Can this same formula (2^n) be used to calculate homozygous gene pairs?

[@biologyexams4u]

In homozygous condition; only one type of gamete. Example TT genotype only one gamete T. Thank you

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[@niranjanborah8000]

thank you sir...but if there is no heterozygous gene pairs,then??

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Then very easy, only one type of gamete