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[joto la jiwe]

I would advise you to borrow a functioning brain in any nearby school cause it seems you don`t have one. Any zoological organism has the ability to lack melanin due to mutations that may take place in its genetic makeup and because of that(Lack of Melanin), albinism arises.

But the gene is not dominant, there is no any possibility that whole family to get albinism, go back to your basic knowledge of Biology

 

[joto la jiwe]

If I were you ningenyamaza cause you don`t make any sense at all.

Even you should keep quiet because you know very little about genetic transmission of albinism, how the whole family can have albino members?, not possible.

 

[Teargass]

Even you should keep quiet because you know very little about genetic transmission of albinism, how the whole family can have albino members?, not possible.

I can remember the last time I heard an argument with you on biology you really embarrassed yourself. You may know a few things about biology but the way you have started arguing, I can confidently say you don`t have any clue on genetics matter. To answer your question, YES, WHOLE FAMILY CAN HAVE ALBINISM.

 

[Teargass]

But the gene is not dominant, there is no any possibility that whole family to get albinism, go back to your basic knowledge of Biology

Who told you the gene is not dominant? How do you know if a gene is dominant or recessive?

 

[komora096]

Ndio ujue hiyo upper ushuz akuna kitu na hiyo ni jumba moja tu...so tuliza kende

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We umeleta jengo moja basi unajishaua kweli..
Then tena hapo kijiko ya nyama kuna mpka vyumba vya $30

 

[komora096]

Ila nyie acheni utani Eti hyo si ni ksh 20 m tu[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]yani ime pigwa kama tray za mayai[emoji23][emoji23] 20 hvi
Ukienda kiuhalisia kuipata ksh1000 lazima mtu atage[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787]

Kwanza hii mada naona tunajitoa ufahamu, wacha tuachane nayo..
Tunaongelea mamilioni kilaini laini kweli

 

[joto la jiwe]

I can remember the last time I heard an argument with you on biology you really embarrassed yourself. You may know a few things about biology but the way you have started arguing, I can confidently say you don`t have any clue on genetics matter. To answer your question, YES, WHOLE FAMILY CAN HAVE ALBINISM.

Hahahaha, that can only occur if family have only one child, remember that the possibility of albinism is only 25%.

 

[komora096]

Jf yani hadi raha[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Kila watu na mada yao, yani ni mwendo wa kuzungushana tu mpka likazame[emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]

 

[joto la jiwe]

Who told you the gene is not dominant? How do you know if a gene is dominant or recessive?

Because you don't know any thing about genetic that's why you are asking me that question. If you will take my advice and go back to your primary basic knowledge of Biology will know which genes are dominant and which are not.

 

[komora096]

Tanzania as one [emoji1241][emoji1241][emoji1241][emoji1241][emoji1241]

Wakenya hawawezi kuwa wa moja hivi

Tribalism first
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Kabila kuu la ccm[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

 

[komora096]

Jiji la kibiasharaView attachment 1538798

Huu uchochoro nao unaelekea wapi

 

[Teargass]

Hahahaha, that can only occur if family have only one child, remember that the possibility of albinism is only 25%.

You are the second person I have interacted with in this forum who doesn`t understand what she/he is trying to say. The possibility can only be 25% if the albinism trait is only possessed by one parent. The probability of offsprings being albino becomes 100% when both parents have albinism traits - THIS WILL MAKE THE ENTIRE FAMILY TO BE ALBINO. So your claim is half baked. Probabilities of offsprings getting albinism can even be 50% and 75% depending on the dormancy of parents` genes.

 

[Teargass]

Because you don't know any thing about genetic that's why you are asking me that question. If you will take my advice and go back to your primary basic knowledge of Biology will know which genes are dominant and which are not.

I`m sure you don`t know what are dominant genes that`s why you could not answer my question. Dominant genes are genes that are expressed by the organism. The one that is not expressed is called a recessive gene.

 

[joto la jiwe]

You are the second person I have interacted with in this forum who doesn`t understand what she/he is trying to say. The possibility can only be 25% if the albinism trait is only possessed by one parent. The probability of offsprings being albino becomes 100% when both parents have albinism traits which are dormant. So your claim is half baked. Probabilities of offsprings getting albinism can even be 50% and 75% depending on the dormancy of parents` genes.

I humbly request you to go back to your elementary Biology knowledge because you are just guessing. There is no any recessive gene which can form genetic composition of more than 25%, that means even if both parents are albino, the chance of their children can't exceed 25%.

Remember Father donates one recessive gene out of three dominant genes, like wise mother will do the same, therefore, for every three normal offsprings, only one will be albino.

If only one parents carries genes of albinism, the chances for couple to get a child with albinism is lower than 1%. There is no possibility for any recessive gene to appear more than 25% within a family.

 

[joto la jiwe]

I`m sure you don`t know what are dominant genes that`s why you could not answer my question. Dominant genes are genes that are expressed by the organism. The one that is not expressed is called a recessive gene.

So any genes which is expressed by Organism is dominant, albinism is recessive gene, the same as sickle cell gene, yet both are expressed by the Organisms.

Go back to your Primary school they will remind you what it means Dominant vs recessive genes

 

[Teargass]

I humbly request you to go back to your elementary Biology knowledge because you are just guessing. There is no any recessive gene which can form genetic composition of more than 25%, that means even if both parents are albino, the chance of their children can't exceed 25%.

Remember Father donates one recessive gene out of three dominant genes, like wise mother will do the same, therefore, for every three normal offsprings, only one will be albino.

If only one parents carries genes of albinism, the chances for couple to get a child with albinism is lower than 1%. There is no possibility for any recessive gene to appear more than 25% within a family.

Kijana you don`t know what you are talking about. Before we continue, please try to understand these terms;
1. Gene
2. Dominant Gene
3. Recessive gene
4. Offspring probability.
5. Allele

Just to educate you kidogo.
1. Parents don`t donate genes, what they donate are alleles. It is these alleles that make up the genes in offsprings(child).
2. When parents mate, both of them will produce a pair of alleles. This will make the total number of alleles four.
3. The offspring's outcome is always out of 4 due to the four alleles donated by the parents. This 4 represent 100% meaning 1 child is equal to 25% and 4 children equal to100% .

 

[Teargass]

So any genes which is expressed by Organism is dominant, albinism is recessive gene, the same as sickle cell gene, yet both are expressed by the Organisms.

Go back to your Primary school they will remind you what it means Dominant vs recessive genes

When a recessive gene is mated with a recessive gene. The gene will turn out to be a dominant gene. That`s why you will never find out an albino child with both normal parents. And you will never find an albino child with one albino parent and one normal parent.

 

[Teargass]

So any genes which is expressed by Organism is dominant, albinism is recessive gene, the same as sickle cell gene, yet both are expressed by the Organisms.

Go back to your Primary school they will remind you what it means Dominant vs recessive genes

Let's see who doesn`t know what dominant and recessive genes are.
Dominant.

 

[Kapepo]

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[Simon]

Kenyatta part 2... huyu jamaa amuombe rais kenyatta wapime DNA.. pengine mzee Jomo alichepuka [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]