Genetics Part 3: Sex Linked Traits

If you would like to interact with this video and have access to auxiliary material follow this link (curious.com/craigsavage/sex-li...) - Description of Morgan's experiment with fruit flies that helped understand sex linked traits.

[@ssj4newUser]

i love how you explain this....much better than other tutorials on youtube

[@emmarocks26]

Awesome Videos!! They've helped me a lot! Thank You for helping those in need of better understanding on these materials! :)

[@leidylaurenlorenzo1802]

Thank you very much for doing this! Also, I love your voice; very soothing and clear.

[@theresa2604]

I had a swell time with your daughter and you. You guys taught me a whole lot. And i tried the exercise and i got it right. Ahh thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu so much.

[@offchan]

Allele is typically a pair of gene that mention one trait. But this theory varies alot, the previous video will teach you.

[@Alex-ui8xp]

Thank you very much for doing this.

[@julius350z]

Nice explanation man. Nice and calm.

[@clarittana]

i learned a lot from your video thank you so much

[@Interactivemedicine]

oohhhh keep posting genetic videos please, love them :)

[@BruinChang]

Should the second line at 2:19 be reverse?

[@catrionahegarty1038]

Can i ask for the haemophilia punnet square at the end does that mean that there is 1 carrier female, 1 normal female,1 normal male and 1 infected male?

[@pocketsg6]

that was brilliant

[@yaronzaret9549]

Great!

[@African_intellect]

Nice Job

[@shuharnnsim3563]

What's the difference between allele and gene?

[@damaniatul1]

Hats of....

[@shuharnnsim3563]

thank you ;)

[@shuharnnsim3563]

thanks! these 2 terms confuse me a lot

[@FHO72]

does anybody know a good youtube channel where you solve genetics problems?

[@drumandball]

Wouldn't the female with hemophilia have to have two "little n's" since it is carrying a recessive trait?

[@DemoBallisticsCar]

If we assume she has two little n then this female individual is not carrying it shes expressing the disease being she is sick, rather we want a female who is carrying the disease but is not expressing it and the only way is it has to be coupled with a normal allele so it can mask the recessive allele.

[@drumandball]

Thank you for the response! The test and that semester are over but I got a B which I was very happy with!

[@shyshyshy1025]

*triggered*. lol just kidding

[@le3308]

Sex, not gender.