What is a genotype of the man

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Q1. Describe ionic bond, ion, polar molecule, covalent bond. What happens when you put NaCl in water? Communicate this to what happens in your body. What are hydrogen bonds and how do they affect the structure of water? What accounts for shape of a protein and what are the levels of organization for a protein? How does the shape of a protein related to its function and what are some of the functions of proteins? What is pH? Is a low pH acidic or basic? What value reflects neutral pH? What is the pH of human blood?

Q2. If an albino (autosomal recessive trait) woman is married to a man with normal colouring and they have an albino child, what is a genotype of the man?

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