You are following 4 genes (A, B, C, D) on the same chromosome. The genotype of a heterozygote, displaying the correct gene order, is shown below.
ABCD/abcd
Compared to the heterozygote above, what has happened in the following:
ABCBCD/abcd |
Answer 1Choose...Duplication of a chromosomal region/Inversion of a chromosomal region/Translocation of a chromosomal region/Reciprocal translocation/Deletion of a chromosomal region |
ABCABCD/abcd |
Answer 2Choose...Duplication of a chromosomal region/Inversion of a chromosomal region/Translocation of a chromosomal region/Reciprocal translocation/Deletion of a chromosomal region |
ABCD/adcb |
Answer 3Choose...Duplication of a chromosomal region/Inversion of a chromosomal region/Translocation of a chromosomal region/Reciprocal translocation/Deletion of a chromosomal region |
AB/acbd |
Answer 4Choose...Duplication of a chromosomal region/Inversion of a chromosomal region/Translocation of a chromosomal region/Reciprocal translocation/Deletion of a chromosomal region |
ABCD/acbd |
Answer 5Choose...Duplication of a chromosomal region/Inversion of a chromosomal region/Translocation of a chromosomal region/Reciprocal translocation/Deletion of a chromosomal region |
There are 4 genes on the same chromosome. The genotype of the heterozygote is ABCD/abcd.
1.ABCBCD/abcd:- It indicates duplication of a chromosomal region. Here the duplicated region is BC.
2. ABCABCD/abcd:- It also indicates duplication of a chromosomal region. Here the duplicated region is ABC.
3. ABCD/adcb:- It indicates inversion of a chromosomal segment. Here the segment that is inverted is bcd and transformed into dcb.
4. AB/acbd:- It undergoes deletion in one arm where CD segment is deleted and in other arm there is an inversion of the segment bc. So here both deletion and inversion of chromosomal segment took place.
5. ABCD/acbd:- It indicates inversion of the chromosomal segment bc which is inverted into cb.
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