QUESTION 6 The agouti gene in mice plays a role in determining coat colour. At this locus (a term for a gene), the genotype aa produces an agouti coat colour (a greyish colour) and the heterozygote Aa produces a yellow coat colour. The AA homozygotes, however, die very early in development - the yellow coat colour allele is a lethal allele when homozygous (clearly the encoded protein has functions other than simply coat colour). What is the expected phenotypic ratio of live mice resulting from a cross of two Aa mice? (Cross: Aa x Aa) OA. 3:1 agouti:yellow OB. 3:1 yellow:agouti OC. 2:1 agouti:yellow OD.2:1 yellow:agouti

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The agouti gene in mice plays a role in determining coat colour. At this locus (a term for a gene), the genotype aa produces an agouti
coat colour (a greyish colour) and the heterozygote Aa produces a yellow coat colour. The AA homozygotes, however, die very early in
development - the yellow coat colour allele is a lethal allele when homozygous (clearly the encoded protein has functions other than
simply coat colour). What is the expected phenotypic ratio of live mice resulting from a cross of two Aa mice? (Cross: Aa x Aa)
OA. 3:1 agouti:yellow
B. 3:1 yellow:agouti
OC. 2:1 agouti:yellow
D. 2:1 yellow:agouti
OE. 1:1 yellow:agouti
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 6 The agouti gene in mice plays a role in determining coat colour. At this locus (a term for a gene), the genotype aa produces an agouti coat colour (a greyish colour) and the heterozygote Aa produces a yellow coat colour. The AA homozygotes, however, die very early in development - the yellow coat colour allele is a lethal allele when homozygous (clearly the encoded protein has functions other than simply coat colour). What is the expected phenotypic ratio of live mice resulting from a cross of two Aa mice? (Cross: Aa x Aa) OA. 3:1 agouti:yellow B. 3:1 yellow:agouti OC. 2:1 agouti:yellow D. 2:1 yellow:agouti OE. 1:1 yellow:agouti
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