Gametes produced in a paracentric inversion heterozygote WITHOUT crossing over are:
a. two gametes with deletions and/or duplications and two normal gametes
b. one normal gamete, two with deletions and/or duplications and one with the inversion
c. two gametes with the inversion and two normal gametes
d. two gametes with the inversion and two with the deletion and/or duplications
e. No normal gametes
The correct option is C. Since no crossing over is occurred and the centromere is also not involved, then the only change is in the gene sequence. No addition and deletion will occur. Since inversion is a heterozygote, it means only one arm of each chromosome will be effected with inversion, another arm will be normal. So two normal and two inversion gametes will be produced.
Gametes produced in a paracentric inversion heterozygote WITHOUT crossing over are: a. two gametes with deletions...
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