Allelic segregation is the process of genetic information in cells separating during meiosis, resulting in sex cells of an organism carrying a single copy of the parent’s genetic information . Cells have two copies of genetic information stored in theirevery chromosomes. Each chromo carries one copy of each gene. Chromosomes that make up the allele can be the same or differ from each other . Alleles that have two copies of the same trait are homozygous. If the alleles differ the cell will express the dominant trait phenotypically, but could pass on a different trait to its offspring due to half of its sex cells carrying the recessive gene. This difference is referred to as heterozygous. Since sex cells are haploids, meaning they only carry
