If a crossover event happened in one half of all tetrads, how many recombinant gametes would be produced?
The answer is 25% but please explain.
As during meiosis4 daughter cells are produced no mater what the recombinant are divided in to equal 4 part hence all the cell got there 25%
If a crossover event happened in one half of all tetrads, how many recombinant gametes would...
How many actual crossovers are represented by each recombinant Sordaria ascus? What would happen if the other two chromatids also crossed over? Would you be able to tell if this happened when examining your squashes?
During a single crossover event, how many strands of DNA must break? (Recall that DNA is double-stranded)
How many recombinant DNA molecules of 60 kb size would you need to clone for a species whose genome size is 20,000 kb if you want to be 95 % sure that a given sequence is represented in your genomic library?
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Given the genotype AaBbCcDdEE a) How many kinds of gametes can this individual form? b) If selfing occurred, what fraction of the progeny would have the following genotype: AaBBccDdEE? A cross between two plants produces progeny which, through subsequent breeding experiments, are shown to fall into 27 genotypic classes. Assuming that complete dominance operates at all of the loci involved and that each locus has two alleles, a) At how many different loci are the parents heterozygous? b) How many...
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Advanced Genetics
Problem:
Yeast chromosome 3 has these genes in this order: HIS4 LYS1 URA3
ADE2. You have created a diploid strain of this genotype:
You sporulate the diploid and analyze tetrads. Most tetrads show
2:2 segregation for all markers and recombination frequencies that
are consistent with the established genetic map. However, you
notice the one strange tetrad indicated below:
Your goal is to explain how the genotypes of this tetrad arose
during meiosis:
a. Do these spores indicate that...
I'm having trouble understanding this problem. The most frequent
F2 progeny seem to have had crossover to me because the parents are
Aa Bb x aa bb but the progeny are Aa bb and aa Bb. I thought
parental progeny would have the same genotype as the parents. Can
you please explain how the most frequent progeny don't have
crossover? Thank you
In a dihybrid test cross the genotype of the F1 individual is Aa Bb and the tester genotype...