Answer:For both offsprings, the recessive phenotypes are : 52
For both recessive phenotypes the offsprings are 52
Genes A and B are linked and 32 map units apart (A is dominant over a,...
DNA has a strong attraction to nucleosomes because: Question 5 Not yet answered Points out of 2.50 P Flag question Select one: O a. DNA is positively charged and nucleosomal histones are negatively charged O b. DNA and nucleosomal histones are both positively charged and associate together O c. DNA and nucleosomal histones are both neutral and associate togethe о d. DNA and nucleosomal histones are both negatively charged and associate together о e. DNA is negatively charged and nucleosomal...
36. The recessive autosomal maize genes sh and bz are linked and 40 map units apart, If a plant with the genotype sh bz/ sh bz is selfed, what percentage of the progeny will be double recessive? 37. If the recombination frequency between the linked autosomal genes A and B in Drosophila is 15 percent, what phenotypic frequencies would you expect from a cross AB/ab females x AB/ab males? (There is no crossing over in Drosophila males). 38. In the...
The B and N genes are 25 map units apart on a chromosome. a) Following a dihybrid testcross, how many offspring of 250 would you expect to display a recombinant phenotype? a) If you performed a dihybrid testcross, with a cis dihybrid, what would be the genotypes of both recombinant offspring phenotypic classes?
1) (3 pts) The following two recessive genes are known for corn: brittle endosperm (b) and glossy leaf (g). Two true-breeding plants with contrasting phenotypes are crossed (both plants are homozygous for both genes). The Fi offspring are all wild type. Then, an F1 plant is test-crossed with a brittle/glossy parent, and the following offspring are obtained: 16 238 wild type glossy brittle glossy, brittle 254 25 (a) Explain your reasoning as to why these data indicate that the two...
Genes A and B are 5 units apart. A doubly heterozygous female and a homozygous recessive male are crossed. Of ten thousand offspring, how many recombinant offspring would be produced? A. 2500 B. 250 C. 50 D. 500 E. 5
In maize (corn), assume that the genes A and B are linked and 30 map units apart. If a plant of Ab/aB is selfed, what proportion of the progeny would be expected to be of ab/ab genotype? a. 30% b. 4.5% c. 9% d. 15% e. 2.25%
genes A and B are 20 map units apart. If you cross Ab/aB xab/ab, how many each progeny type would you expect if total progeny was 1000. a. AaBb(AB/ab) b. Aabb ( Ab/ab) c. aaBb(aB/ab) d. aabb(ab/ab) is b and c the parental ? would that mean that b and c are 20 ? Thanks
11-16. Three genes A, R. and T are linked. Als a dominant allele for red leaves, while the recessive phenotype is green. T is the dominant allele for all plants, while gives dwarf plants. R is the dominant allele for ragged leaf margins while gives smooth leaf margins. Questions 11-16 contain statements about these genes-answer whether each statement is true or false. Consult the accompanying diagram which represents the chromosomes in the heterorygous parent of a test cross while answering...
In sweet peas, two genes (genes A and B) control flower color. The dominant alleles of both genes produce enzymes that function in the biochemical pathway shown to convert colorless precursors to a purple pigment. The recessive alleles do not produce enzyme. Therefore, at least one dominant allele of both gene A and gene B are required for purple flowers. Answer the questions about this biochemical pathway. ΑΑ, Αα BB, Bb Enzyme A Enzyme B Colorless precursor 1 Colorless precursor...
In flamingos, genes A and B are known to be 21 map units apart on chromosome #5. You mate an AA:BB male with an aa:bb female to produce F1 flamingos. a. What gametes will be made by these F1 individuals and in what proportions? b. When the F1's are bred to each other, they produce a total of 276 offspring. How many of these offspring would you predict should have the genotype Aa:BB?