E. Through genetic analysis, we find that II-1 is actually heterozygous. Given this new information, what is the probability that his daughter (III-1) is heterozygous? F. If we change the genotype of the grandfather (I-1) to AA, what is the probability that his granddaughter (III-1) is heterozygous? Continue to assume that II-1 is heterozygous. G. Let's go back to assuming that II-1 is AA. However, let's continue to say that I-1 is also AA. What is the probability that III-1 is heterozygous?

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