In fruit flies, ken– is the mutant allele of a gene and ken+ is the wild-type allele. vg- is the mutant allele of the vestigial gene and vg+ is the wild-type allele. Both phenotypes show an autosomal recessive mode of inheritance. Which of the following fly genotypes should result in a wild-type fly? (Select all that apply.)

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In fruit flies, ken– is the mutant allele of a gene and ken+ is the wild-type allele. vg- is the mutant allele of the vestigial gene and vg+ is the wild-type allele. Both phenotypes show an autosomal recessive mode of inheritance. Which of the following fly genotypes should result in a wild-type fly? (Select all that apply.)

 

This image contains multiple configurations of genetic traits labeled with "ken" and "vg," each paired with a "+" or "−" sign to indicate the presence or absence of certain characteristics. 

For each configuration:

- **(c)**
  - Top: **ken− / vg+**
  - Bottom: **ken+ / vg−**

- **(a)**
  - Top: **ken− / vg−**
  - Bottom: **ken+ / vg+**

- **(d)**
  - Left: **ken+ / ken+**
  - Right: **vg− / vg−**

- **(b)**
  - Top: **vg+ / vg−**
  - Bottom: **ken+ / ken−**

Each configuration is separated by a line to denote a comparison or interaction between the traits. The use of plus and minus symbols (+/−) suggests a genetic or experimental setup, potentially for studies on dominance or trait inheritance.
Transcribed Image Text:This image contains multiple configurations of genetic traits labeled with "ken" and "vg," each paired with a "+" or "−" sign to indicate the presence or absence of certain characteristics. For each configuration: - **(c)** - Top: **ken− / vg+** - Bottom: **ken+ / vg−** - **(a)** - Top: **ken− / vg−** - Bottom: **ken+ / vg+** - **(d)** - Left: **ken+ / ken+** - Right: **vg− / vg−** - **(b)** - Top: **vg+ / vg−** - Bottom: **ken+ / ken−** Each configuration is separated by a line to denote a comparison or interaction between the traits. The use of plus and minus symbols (+/−) suggests a genetic or experimental setup, potentially for studies on dominance or trait inheritance.
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