Can parents with single eyelids have dolls with big eyes and double eyelids?

It is not possible for the double eyelids to be AA or AA to be AA alone

AA and AA are all AA, AA without A, so it can't be.

It can only mutate.

Genetic common sense.

Single eyelids are inherited.

Double eyelids are controlled by dominant genes, i.e., genotype AA or AA determines double eyelids; Single eyelid is controlled by recessive genes, i.e., genotype AA determines single eyelid. The father's gene is AA, and if the mother's is AA, then the chance of having a double eyelid baby is 100%; If the father's genes are AA, there is a 50% chance of having a baby with double eyelids.

Others have double eyelids at one time and single eyelids at another.

If you want to change the single and double eyelids after tomorrow, you can use surgery or double eyelid tape.

Biology learned that the gene that controls the trait of a single eyelid is recessive, and it is normal to not be able to give birth to a child with double eyelids, but if it is a genetic mutation, it is possible

Unless there is a genetic mutation or plastic surgery, first of all, it is clear that the big eye double skin is dominantly inherited (that is, AA or AA manifestation), and there is only one kind of AA in the small eye, and there is only one AA in the two small eyes, that is, AA*AA-AA, that is, AA*AA-AA, AA (big eye) and AA (small eye), in two cases, the big eye AA or AA, the small eye AA, that is, 1) AA*AA-AA (big eye); 2) AA*AA- AA (big eyes) or AA (small eyes).

The hope of becoming a double eyelid is not very big, but it is also possible, many babies are born with single eyelids, and slowly they can become double eyelids, my baby is an inner double, I hope he can change double eyelids.

Yes, I have seen parents with single eyelids, and double eyelids when children are still very double. The odds are quite high. Just like parents have double eyelids, children have a lot of single eyelids.

This is not necessarily impossible, but the heritability is relatively large, but it is not necessary that the parents of double eyelids must have a double eyelid baby, and my family treasure is a single eyelid, with his father.

Unlikely'Eyelids are genetically inherited'As long as one of the eyelids is double, there is a high chance'It's all single'Half of it won't be a double.

It's possible, but it's not so likely, both parents have a single eyelid, and babies have the possibility of genetic single eyelids.

This is impossible, this inheritance, if the parents are not double eyelids, it is impossible to give birth to a child with double eyelids. If one side is yes, it's possible, but if neither side is there, it's definitely no fun.

It should be possible, my family is a single eyelid.

There is no such possibility, my baby has a single eyelid. But my husband has double eyelids.

Yes, there have been examples of parents with double eyelids giving birth to babies with single eyelids.

Usually not. Parents who are not babies do not have double eyelids. Big eyes should be. My house is big-eyed. His dad and I don't have big eyes.

It's possible that there is a genetic mutation, but the probability is very small.

There is such a possibility, although the baby will have a place of genetic parents, but it will also have its own characteristics, not impossible.

It's hard to say, double eyelids are inherited by dominant genes, it depends on whether the baby's grandparents and grandparents have it.

Not necessarily, but the odds should be slim. And in the future, the baby may grow up and become more and more like his parents.

The eyes are dominantly inherited, and if the parents have a double eyelid and big eyes, the probability of the child being inherited is relatively large.

Impossible. The double eyelid gene is dominant.

My husband and I have small eyelids on one eyelid and my baby is no exception.

Children should follow their parents, in fact, single eyelids are also quite good-looking.

Maybe this one, I'm a single eyelid and my baby is double.

The odds are very small, and the average one is a single eyelid.

This seems to be genetic, my son's eyes are just as double as mine.

Probably not, because there is no genetic factor in this.

Hehe

It's not impossible, it's just that the odds are very small, as small as 100 percent.

No, it's hereditary unless you have surgery the day after tomorrow

Possibly, there is a genetic uncle or aunt.

Summary. For example, single eyelid is a recessive gene AA

Double eyelids are the dominant genes AA, AA

If the child has AA and has genes, it should theoretically be presented as a double eyelid, but because there is a single eyelid gene, the specific manifestations may also be a single eyelid.

The father has a single eyelid for Buyan, and the mother has a double eyelid, will the child born of Yin have a single double eyelid? The father has a single eyelid and small eyes, the mother has big eyes and double eyelids, and the son is 12 years old and still has a single pair of eyes, one big and one small.

Yes, ha. It has something to do with genes.

Shouldn't a single eyelid be a single eyelid and a double eyelid be a double eyelid? Why is it a single pair?

For example, single eyelid is a recessive gene AA

Double eyelids are the dominant genes AA, AA

If the child is a maess and has a muffled limb gene, it should theoretically be presented as a double eyelid, but because there is a single eyelid gene, the specific manifestation may also be a single and double.

Normal. Not necessarily, a single pair is also a normal form of genetic expression.

Good. It's just different from the common one.

Summary. Let you wait for a long time, in this case, the doll is with the dad, because the dad's double eyelid is homozygous recessive gene, and there is no double eyelid gene.

I want to ask: if dad has double eyelids, mom has single eyelids, and dolls also have single eyelids, with that.

Let you wait for a long time, in this case, the doll is with the dad, because the dad's double eyelid is homozygous recessive gene, and there is no double eyelid gene.

Oh oh so.

Our human double eyelid or single eyelid is hereditary. The genes for double eyelids are dominant, and the genes for single eyelids are recessive. When the father has double eyelids and the mother has single eyelids, if the father's double eyelid gene is type AA, then the child born to them will also have double eyelids, but the child's double eyelid gene becomes type AA.

If the genetics of the father's double eyelids are AA, then the child born to them may have double eyelids or single eyelids.

Therefore, the question you asked can only show that the father's double eyelid gene is recessive, which affects the child's genetics.

Oh, yes, but his dad's eyes are still a little big, so he can inherit me.

A child's round appearance is mainly determined by genetics. The size of the child's eyes is inherited from Hongkong's parents, and the big eyes are relatively small eyes are dominantly inherited, and one of the parents is a big-eyed friend, and the possibility of having a big-eyed child will be greater.

No matter which dominant gene the child inherits, it is the best choice for human genes. May my rejuvenation companion Hengda help you, and I wish you all the best.

If both parents are small-eyed dolls, and they are also born with small eyes, which is the inheritance.

Under normal circumstances, the child will inherit 70% of the genes of the mother, but the specific situation is still related to the chromosomes of the child and the chromosomes of the adult. You are saying that both parents have small eyes, which means that neither parent has a dominant response gene in their genes, so it is impossible to accurately determine which relative's gene the child inherits.