n a series of two-point map crosses involving four genes the following recombinant (single crossover) frequencies...
n a series of two-point map crosses involving four genes the following recombinant (single crossover) frequencies were observed.
A-D 30
C-B 25
D-B 15
A-C 40
D-C 10
A-B 15
What is the order of the genes if “A” is near one end?
Homework Answers
The recombination frequency is directly proportional to distance between two genes. Hre recombination frequency is highest (40) between A and C gene. So two terminal genes are A and C. Lowest recombination frequency is between D and C. So D is adjacent to C gene. By observing other recombiation frequency it is evident that the correct order of the genes is
A ------B........D...C
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