Dominant allele

The video explains the concept of genetic dominance, where certain alleles take precedence over others in determining traits, even if only one copy is present. A classic example is human eye color, where the brown allele is dominant over the blue allele. If a child inherits a brown eye color allele from one parent and a blue allele from the other, the child will have brown eyes.

Explain the concept of dominance in genetics as illustrated by eye color.

What happens if only one copy of a dominant allele is present?

What is the classic example used to illustrate dominance in eye color?

What allele is dominant over the blue allele in human eye color?

If a child inherits a brown eye color allele from one parent and a blue version from the other, what color eyes will they have?