In Drosophila, a cross between triply abnormal females with the X-linked recessive traits yellow bodies (y), echinus bristles (ec), and white eyes (w) and phenotypically normal males produces phenotypically normal F1 females. These F1 females are then testcrossed, and 1000 offspring occur as follows:
Body |
Bristles |
Eyes |
number |
normal |
normal |
normal |
447 |
yellow |
echinus |
white |
442 |
yellow |
normal |
normal |
18 |
normal |
echinus |
white |
17 |
yellow |
normal |
white |
28 |
normal |
echinus |
normal |
33 |
normal |
normal |
white |
8 |
yellow |
echinus |
normal |
7 |
What is the order of these three loci on the X chromosome? [ Select ] ["y, ec, w", "ec, y, w", "y, w, ec", "None of the answer options is correct."]
What is the distance between the genes encoding body color and eye color? [ Select ] ["1.5 cM", "5.0 cM", "6.1 cM", "3.5 cM", "7.6 cM", "9.6 cM", "11.1 cM"]
Answer:
The order of these three loci on the X chromosome = y, w, ec
The distance between the genes encoding body color and eye color = 5.0 cM
Explanation:
Body |
Bristles |
Eyes |
number |
Genotype |
normal |
normal |
Normal |
447 |
+++ |
yellow |
echinus |
White |
442 |
y ec w |
yellow |
normal |
Normal |
18 |
y + + |
normal |
echinus |
White |
17 |
+ ec w |
yellow |
normal |
White |
28 |
y + w |
normal |
echinus |
Normal |
33 |
+ ec + |
normal |
normal |
White |
8 |
+ + w |
yellow |
echinus |
Normal |
7 |
y ec + |
Hint: Non-recombinant (parental) combinations are produced more in number than recombinants. The parental (non-recombinant) genotypes is + + + / y ec w
1).
If single crossover occurs between y & ec…
Normal combination: + + / y ec
After crossover: + ec / y +
+ ec progeny=17+33 = 50
y + progeny = 28+18 = 46
Total this progeny = 96
Total progeny = 1000
The recombination frequency between y&ec = (number of recombinants/Total progeny) 100
RF = (96/1000)100 = 9.6%
2).
If single crossover occurs between ec & w
Normal combination: + + / ec w
After crossover: + w / ec +
+ w progeny= 28+8 = 36
ec + progeny = 33 + 7 = 40
Total this progeny =76
The recombination frequency between ec & w = (number of recombinants/Total progeny) 100
RF = (76/1000)100 = 7.6%
3).
If single crossover occurs between y & w…
Normal combination: + + / y w
After crossover: + w / y +
+ w progeny=17+8 = 25
y + progeny = 8+18 = 26
Total this progeny = 51
Total progeny = 1000
The recombination frequency between y&w = (number of recombinants/Total progeny) 100
RF = (51/1000)100 = 5.1%
Recombination frequency (%) = Distance between the genes (cM)
y--------5.1cM------w----7.6cM----ec
The order of genes = yellow----white---echinus
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