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和訳をしてもらいたいのですが。
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直訳ではありません。 特に質問５はあやしいですが、トライしてみました。 お役に立てたら嬉しいです。 --------------------------------------------------------------------- -この実験を人間の遺伝質に適用すること 科学者達は、メンデルがエンドウの実験で発見したのと 似たパターンの遺伝質を、人間にも発見した。 彼らは、家族間で生じる遺伝を調査することによって、 それを確認したのである。 -ハンチントン舞踏病はいかに遺伝するか この症状を起こさせる対立遺伝子は家族内に限られる。 この対立遺伝子を持つものは皆、この症状を見舞われることになる。 しかし、３０から４０歳になるまでは、その症状は現れない。 それ故に、この対立遺伝子は（親がこの病気に気づく前に） 子供に遺伝させてしまうこともある。 ミカエルの家系図を見てみよう。 ミカエルはこの病気を持っている。 彼の兄弟、ワインは既にこれの検査を済ませている。 ワインは通常の対立遺伝子のみを持っている。 ポールは２１歳で、彼は検査をうけるかどうかの決心がついていない。 問い３：なぜハンチントン舞踏病の対立遺伝子を持つ者は必ずその徴候（症状）を現すのか？ 問い４：図は、ビルとジョアンの子供の、対立遺伝子の組み合わせの可能性を示している。 (a)ポールが通常の対立遺伝子のみの保持者である見込みはどれくらいか？ (b)ポールにとって、検査を受けるメリットとデメリットは何だと思うか書け。 問い５：（単語を）コピーして文章を完成させよ。 染色体と遺伝子は---の中にある。 時々、二つの遺伝子の中の対立遺伝子は同じものである。 その個々はその遺伝子のための---だと我々は考える（言う）。 時々、その二つの対立遺伝子は違ったもののため、 個々が遺伝子のために---である。 我々は現れた一つを---対立遺伝子と呼び、 ---対立遺伝子は両方の染色体に存在する時のみ現れる。
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