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1. In loppins (fictitious diploid invertebrates), ear shape is controlled by two genes with two alleles...

1. In loppins (fictitious diploid invertebrates), ear shape is controlled by two genes with two alleles each; upright ears (F) is dominant to floppy ears (f), and double-pointed ears (P) is dominant to single-pointed ears (p). Moreover, due to genetic interactions, floppy ears are always single-pointed. A loppin with floppy ears is crossed to a loppin with upright single-pointed ears, and the phenotypic ratios in the offspring are 2 floppy : 1 double-pointed upright : 1 single-pointed upright. What are the genotypes of the parents?

a. P/p; f/f and p/p; F/f

b. p/p; f/f and p/p; F/f

c. P/p; F/f and p/p; F/f

d. P/p; f/f and p/p; F/F

2.

Two new mutant lines of a flowering plant have been obtained; one breeds true for blue flower color and the other breeds true for red flower color (wild-type flower color is purple). Consider the following crosses.

  1. blue × purple= F1 all purple F2 75% purple; 25% blue
  2. red × purple = F1 all purple F2 75% purple; 25% red
  3. red × blue = F1 all purple

If the red pigment is a precursor of the purple pigment, the blue pigment is a precursor of the red pigment, and a colorless compound is the precursor of the blue pigment in a linear biosynthetic pathway controlling flower color, what phenotypic ratios do you expect in the F2 of cross 3?

a. 9 purple: 3 red: 3 blue: 1 colorless

b. 3 puprle: 1 white (colorless)

c. 12 purple: 3 blue: 1 white (colorless)

d. 9 purple: 4 blue: 3 red

3.

Haploinsufficiency

a. can be the cause of some autosomal dominant disorders.

b. is when there is not enough gene product to bring about a wild-type condition

c. is when there is not enough gene product to bring about a wild-type condition AND can be the cause of autosomal dominant disorders.

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1. A loppin with floppy ears = ff Pp
A loppin with upright single-pointed ears = Ff pp
Parental cross: ffPp X Ffpp
Gametes: (fP) (fp) X (Fp) (fp)
Progeny:
FfPp = Upright double-pointed ears
ffPp = Floppy ears
Ffpp = Upright single-pointed ears
ffpp = Floppy ears
Progeny phenotypic ratio = 1:2:1

2.
Blue = BB
Red = RR
Purple = PP
B R   
Colorless precursor --------> Blue --------> Red --------> Purple
Blue = bb
Red = rr
Purple = B_R_

Cross-I: blue × purple= F1 all purple; F2 75% purple; 25% blue
bbRR X BbRR
F1 = BbRR

Cross-II: red × purple = F1 all purple; F2 75% purple; 25% red
BBrr X BBRR
F1 = BBRr

Cross-II: red × blue = F1 all purple
BBrr X bbRR
F1 = BbRr
F2 phenotypic ratio = 9:3:4
9 = B_R_ = Purple
3 = bbR_ = Blue
3 = B_rr = red
1 = bbrr = Blue

3. Haploinsufficiency is when there is not enough gene product to bring about a wild-type condition.

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