6. Using the same traits, in a cross between a red, straight, ebony, shaven female, and a completely unknown male, the offspring are:
3/8 red straight gray shaven females
1/8 red curved gray shaven females
3/16 red straight gray shaven males
1/16 red curved gray shaven males
3/16 white straight gray shaven males
1/16 white curved gray shaven males
In the space below, I've started a cross outline for you. you can mark this outline up so think through the problem. and then complete your on complete outline of this cross on the next page. Include genotypes, phenotypes and ratios as appropriate to fully explain the cross ( you need to be able to draw this entire outline in an easily Readable format starting with a blank page. Only your cross outline goes on the next page, please don't write extra information or show that is not part of the cross outline).
6. Using the same traits, in a cross between a red, straight, ebony, shaven female, and...
based on the information answer question 5 and 6 please help 5th time posting this question no one was able to help A male Drosophila fruit fly has the genotype X**/Y; Where X / Y X" / Y or X" / X- or X / X red eyes →white eyes c/c;e / e' ; sv / sv e' /_ → gray body e /e → ebony body c' crc straight wings curved wings sv / sv / sv long bristles...
A female Drosophila melanogaster is crossed with a male. The male's phenotype and genotype are unknown, while female's phenotype is known to be red eyes, straight wings, shaved bristles, and an ebony body. So, then the female's genotype should be Xw+Xw ; c+ c; ee; sdsd. Given that red eyes are dominant to white eyes, straight wings are dominant to curved wings, long bristles are dominant to shaven bristles, and a gray body is dominant to an ebony, draw a...
The following Drosophila crosses were performed Cross 1 Parents: white-eyed straight winged male x red-eyed; curly winged female Progeny: all red-eyed flies, half of which are curly winged Cross 2 (reciprocal cross) Parents: red-eyed curly winged male x white-eyed straight winged female Progeny: white-eyed males and red-eyed females, half of each have curly wings. Test crosses with the curly winged progeny from cross 1 and 2 to homozygous straight winged flies resulted in all half curly and half straight winged...
5. Show the cross of a red eyed female (heterozygous) and a red eyed male What are the genotypes of the parents? How many of the offspring are white eyed, male white eyed, female red eyed, male red eyed, female 6. In humans, hemophilia is a sex linked trait. Females can be normal, carriers, or have the disease. Males will either have the disease or not (but theywon'tever be carriers) XHXH=female, non-hemophilic X H X h female, carrier Xh Xh-...
B. Geneticists have discovered that some flies have white eyes and others red eyes. The difference in eye color is due to inheritance of one gene. Two true-breeding flies are mated, with the female white-eyed and the male red-eyed. The F1 are 1/2 red eyed and female, and 12 white-eyed and male. (There are no white-eyed females, or red- eyed males.) 11. The F2 includes: 54 red-eye females 42 white-eyed females 48 red-eyed males 56 white-eyed males Phenotypes d (o-edd/e...
what are the sex/phenotype of offspring from a cross of true-breeding white-eyed male and red-eyed female drosophila? a) red eyed males, white eyed females b) white eyed males, red eyed females c) red eyed females, 1/2 males red eyed 1/2 males white eyed d) red eyed males, red eyed females
Genetics questions, i need help! 1) For the Drosophila red/white cross, you crossed red females and white males (w'w, wy). a) Draw the Punnett Square for this cross (F1). What is the ratio of red females:red males? b) Suppose in the F1 generation, you observed 70 red females and 30 red males. Do a Chi- Square Test to test the hypothesis of the ratio you found in part (a) above. Do you accept or reject the hypothesis? c) Draw the...
10) During your investigations of the bird species Biondo's night heron on the FGCU campus, you encounter two contrasting strains of individuals. Strain 1 has white beaks and green eyes. Strain two has black beaks and yellow eyes. You cross strain 1 females with strain 2 males. The resulting Fi's all have gray beaks and green eyes. You cross Fi's to produce the following F2's at the frequencies indicated: 1/4 gray-beaked, green-eyed females 1/8 gray-beaked, green -eyed males 1/8 gray-beaked,...
10) During your investigations of the bird species Biondo's night heron on the FGCU campus, you encounter two contrasting strains of individuals. Strain 1 has white beaks and green eyes. Strain two has black beaks and yellow eyes. You cross strain 1 females with strain 2 males. The resulting Fi's all have gray beaks and green eyes. You cross Fi's to produce the following F2's at the frequencies indicated: 1/4 gray-beaked, green-eyed females 1/8 gray-beaked, green -eyed males 1/8 gray-beaked,...
You are given a stock of female Drosophila that appears wild type. You cross them with wild-type males and collect progeny, recording the following results: 1,000 wild-type females, 450 wild-type males, and 50 white-eyed males. (Note the male to female ratio.) How many genes are assorting? What phenotypes do they control? Is linkage indicated? If so, what is the map distance?