Problem 1: A new gene is being investigated in fruit flies. The recessive allele of this gene (t) causes the flies' feet to grow tiny tapdance shoes, while the dominant allele (t*) permits wild-type feet to develop. Preliminary studies indicate that this new gene is located on the X-chromosome. You decided to perform a two-point testcross to determine its position relative to the well-established crossveinless wings gene (cv). You cross a female heterozygous for both genes with a testcross male fly and obtain the male offspring results shown in table 1, below. Using this information, answer the following questions: is the original female a coupling or repulsion heterozygote, with regards to genes t and cv? (circle one) what is the map distance between genes t and cv? cM based on these results, gene t must be located between what two genes on the map? (list both possible gene pairs) or d) you perform another two-point testcross between gene t and gene ct and obtained the results in table 2, bela Now, you can localize gene t to be specifically between which two genes? a) b) c) Table 1: phenotype wild-type tapdance feet crossveinless wings tapdance & crossveinless # male offspring 13 405 401 11 Table 2: phenotype wild-type tapdance feet cut wings tapdance & cut # male offspring 27 421 427 30
Problem 1: A new gene is being investigated in fruit flies. The recessive allele of this gene (t) causes the flies' feet to grow tiny tapdance shoes, while the dominant allele (t*) permits wild-type feet to develop. Preliminary studies indicate that this new gene is located on the X-chromosome. You decided to perform a two-point testcross to determine its position relative to the well-established crossveinless wings gene (cv). You cross a female heterozygous for both genes with a testcross male fly and obtain the male offspring results shown in table 1, below. Using this information, answer the following questions: is the original female a coupling or repulsion heterozygote, with regards to genes t and cv? (circle one) what is the map distance between genes t and cv? cM based on these results, gene t must be located between what two genes on the map? (list both possible gene pairs) or d) you perform another two-point testcross between gene t and gene ct and obtained the results in table 2, bela Now, you can localize gene t to be specifically between which two genes? a) b) c) Table 1: phenotype wild-type tapdance feet crossveinless wings tapdance & crossveinless # male offspring 13 405 401 11 Table 2: phenotype wild-type tapdance feet cut wings tapdance & cut # male offspring 27 421 427 30
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CV
+ +
10.5
SC
9.1
scute bristles
echinus eyes
9.2
ct
+
crossveinless wings
Table 1: phenotype
wild-type
tapdance feet
crossveinless wings
tapdance & crossveinless
cut wings
15.9
vermilion eyes
V
+ +
66.8
Drosophila X chromosome
Use the map provided above for problems 1 & 2.
Problem 1:
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A new gene is being investigated in fruit flies. The recessive allele of this gene (t) causes the flies' feet to grow tiny
tapdance shoes, while the dominant allele (t*) permits wild-type feet to develop. Preliminary studies indicate that this
new gene is located on the X-chromosome. You decided to perform a two-point testcross to determine its position
relative to the well-established crossveinless wings gene (cv). You cross a female heterozygous for both genes with a
testcross male fly and obtain the male offspring results shown in table 1, below. Using this information, answer the
following questions:
# male offspring
13
405
401
11
forked bristles
a) is the original female a coupling or repulsion heterozygote, with regards to genes t and cv? (circle one)
b) what is the map distance between genes t and cv?
cM
c) based on these results, gene t must be located between what two genes on the map? (list both possible gene
pairs)______
or
d) you perform another two-point testcross between gene t and gene ct and obtained the results in table 2, below.
Now, you can localize gene t to be specifically between which two genes?
Table 2: phenotype
wild-type
tapdance feet
cut wings
tapdance & cut
# male offspring
27
421
427
30
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In letter B: If the map distance equals the number of recombinant/total of offspring, wouldn't it be 24/806 x 100? Wouldn't we add both recombinants?
Can you explain letter C? I don't grasp that concept well.
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