:Match the columns :
Column $I$
Column $II$
$(1)$ Albinism
$(p)$ recessive gene
represented by
HbsHbs.
$(2)$ Phenyl
Ketonuria
$(q)$ recessive gene
represented by cc.
$(3)$ Sickle cell
anaemia
$(r)$ recessive gene
represented by aa.
$4)$ Alkaptonuria
$(s)$ recessive gene
represented by pp
:Match the columns :
| Column $I$ |
Column $II$ |
| $(1)$ Albinism | $(p)$ recessive gene represented by HbsHbs. |
| $(2)$ Phenyl Ketonuria |
$(q)$ recessive gene represented by cc. |
| $(3)$ Sickle cell anaemia |
$(r)$ recessive gene represented by aa. |
| $4)$ Alkaptonuria | $(s)$ recessive gene represented by pp |
$(1-q),( 2-s), (3-p),( 4-r)$
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