Gonosomal inheritance is located
- in the heterologous part of the chromosome
- in the homologous part of the chromosome
- in all the chromosome
Sexual chromosomes are
- X and Y
- X orY
- A, X and Y
Chromosome Y is much smaller than X
- statement is true
- statement is false
Big heterologous part of chromosome X forms a special binding group
- inheritance fully connected with the sex
- inheritance not fully connected with the sex
- cross inheritance
Inheritance not fully connected with the sex
- genes on a small homologous section of both chromosomes are subjects to synapsis
- crossing over can proceed here
Which genes determine holandric features?
- genes lying in heterologous section of chromosome Y
- genes lying in hmologous section of chromosome Y
- genes lying in heterologous section of chromosome X
Genes carried on chromosome Y are transferred only on males (heterogametic sex)
- they show direct inheritance
- so called Y - chromosomal inheritance
- so called X - chromosomal inheritance
Genes lying in heterologous section of chromosome X prove
- so called X - chromosomal inheritance
- so called Y - chromosomal inheritance
- so called direct inheritance
Homologous sections determine features
- not completely connected with sex, i.e. Mendel´s lawns in force
- completely connected with sex, i.e. Mendel´s lawns in force
- not completely connected with sex, i.e. Mendel´s lawns not in force
How is called key gene of chromosome Y?
- SRY
- SBY
- SSY