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1. What would be the possible genotypes for someone with Huntington’s disease?
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1. What would be the possible genotypes for someone with Huntington’s disease?
2. What would be the possible genotype for someone without Huntington’s disease?
3. What could be the genotype for individual 5 from generation III? Explain.
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