PEDIGREE ANALYSIS

(AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT INHERITANCE)

FATHER’S SIDE
MOTHER’S SIDE
Dd dd Dd dd
I

II
dd Dd Dd Dd dd dd Dd Dd dd Dd Dd Dd Dd

III
Dd dd dd dd
Marriage line
Male
I Line of descent
Female Sibling line
Affected individual II

Mating III Offspring, 3rd

Generation
Identical twins Generation number

The trait of the pedigree analysis that you can see from above is a curly hair
trait. That means one of my parents gives a curly-haired gene, but the other
gives a straight-haired gene. The stronger curly-haired gene wins and expresses
its trait. The “Dd” from above means dominant, which is heterozygous, and the
“dd” means recessive, which is homozygous recessive. In the pedigree analysis
from above the first generation, which is my grandparents in both mother side
and father side is dominant, and their both partners are recessive. While the
second generation on my father’s side there are three dominant which are my
father, my uncle, and my auntie. And on my mother’s side, there are three
dominant, which are my three uncles, my two aunties, and my mother. The
third generation, which is me and my sisters has one dominant and that is my
eldest sister.