Bila sjaka madaktari waliamua kufunika kombe ili kuokoa ndoa ya wadau.
[h=2]Black couple with a white child and a white couple with a black baby?[/h]A few days ago, on the 20th of July, in 2010 an interesting article appeared in the news all over the world: a black couple gave birth to a white girl with blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes. At first, most of the people would think that this is impossible, maybe the mom of the little baby cheated on her husband 9 months before the girl was born and most of them would also do a
DNA test to get to know the truth. In fact, the truth is that this can happen to anyone who have mixed genes and have white ancestors.
The more white or black genes the parents have in their DNA the more likely they will give birth to a child who has different skin color. So it is possible that the mother never cheated on the father and they still have a child of different
skin color.
Keeping in mind that skin color is neither dominant nor recessive I also have to state that if the parents have different skin complexion, like the black parent has no white ancestor and the white parent has no black ancestor either, they will have a child who has a "mixed" color of black and white or can look mostly white with some black features (like dark hair and eyes).
I also would like to add that skin color is believed to be determined by seven different genes. If a woman or a man is of a mixed race, their genes contain a mixture of black and white traits. When they come together, they will have a mixed-race baby.
But occassionally the egg or the sperm can contain genes coding for only one color. If two come together that contain the same color - for example an egg with white and a
sperm with also white coding - the child will have a different skin color than their parents - in our example that would result in a white child of black parents.
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