In Drosophila, females expressing 3 X-linked recessive traits, scute bristles (sc), sable body (s), and vermilion eyes (v) are crossed with WT males. In the F₁, all females are WT, while all males express all three mutant traits. The cross is carried to the F₂ generation, and 1000 offspring are counted with the results below: a) b) 1) c) d) 2) 3) SC + 2 + s+ +6 SC + V + S V > + SC + V S + SC S 4) + + V + 314 280 150 156 46 30 10 14 59.4% 30.6% 7.6% What is the map order for the three genes? SC S V sc v s v SC S The order can't be determined → 2.4%

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In Drosophila, females expressing 3 X-linked recessive traits, scute bristles
(sc), sable body (s), and vermilion eyes (v) are crossed with WT males. In
the F₁, all females are WT, while all males express all three mutant traits.
The cross is carried to the F₂ generation, and 1000 offspring are counted
with the results below:
1)
c)
d)
2)
+8
SC S
+ 8
+s
3) +
S V
SC + +
> +
+s
SC + V
S
> +
+
SC S
+
4) + + V
314
280
150
156
46
30
10
14
59.4%
30.6%
7.6%
2.4%
What is the map order for the three genes?
a) sc s v
b)
sc v s
v SC S
The order can't be determined
Transcribed Image Text:In Drosophila, females expressing 3 X-linked recessive traits, scute bristles (sc), sable body (s), and vermilion eyes (v) are crossed with WT males. In the F₁, all females are WT, while all males express all three mutant traits. The cross is carried to the F₂ generation, and 1000 offspring are counted with the results below: 1) c) d) 2) +8 SC S + 8 +s 3) + S V SC + + > + +s SC + V S > + + SC S + 4) + + V 314 280 150 156 46 30 10 14 59.4% 30.6% 7.6% 2.4% What is the map order for the three genes? a) sc s v b) sc v s v SC S The order can't be determined
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Explanation:- First of all we need to find out the genotypes, which are of parental type, which are double cross-overs, and which are with single cross-overs.

Generally, parental type genotypes are those which are more in number, here sc-s-v genotype has 314 individuals and the +-+-+ genotype are 280 individuals so they are parental type genotypes.

Double cross-overs are those events which are less in number sc s + genotype are 10 individuals and + + v genotype are 14 individuals so these genotypes are due to double cross-overs.

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