What does the symbol Tt mean to a geneticist?

Answer 1

at least one dominant allele:

The answer above ^ is WRONG: The notation TT means that the chromosomes that carry alleles for a certain characteristics both have a dominant gene,which means TT is a two dominant alleles because each T is one dominant allele. SHORTER IS: 2 DOMINANT ALLELES.

Answer 2

Tt usually is the genes for height or being tall that an organism has. A high case T is dominant and a lower case t is ressesive. In genetics, any letter that is capitalized is always dominant and a letter that is lower case is always ressesive

Answer 3

The symbol Tt represents a heterozygous genotype for a specific gene in genetics. It indicates that an individual has inherited two different alleles for a particular trait, with one allele being dominant (T) and one allele being recessive (t). This genotype results in a phenotype that expresses the dominant trait.

Answer 4

"Tt" would mean that x organism was heterozygous for a dominant allele ("T") on x locus.

Answer 5

tt in genetics is representing a trait that is homozygous recessive. This is shown through the lower case t's and them both being the same.

Answer 6

Tt to a geneticist indicates a heterozygous genotype.

Answer 7

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