When crossing the mythical one-horned snail (Snaiun) you notice that blue (B) is dominant to green(b), long (L) is dominant to short (I), and fat(F) is dominant to thin (f). You have found a way to isolate sperm from a heterozygous male and genotype each one. The genotype of 1000 gametes are listed below: LBF 4 LBf 41 LbF 393 Lbf 50 IBF 64 IB f 413 IbF 33 Ibf a) What is the genotype of this male? b) Draw an accurate linkage map and distance between each loci.

When crossing the mythical one-horned snail (Snaiun) you notice that blue (B) is dominant to green(b), long (L) is dominant to short (I), and fat(F) is dominant to thin (f). You have found a way to isolate sperm from a heterozygous male and genotype each one. The genotype of 1000 gametes are listed below: LBF 4 LBf 41 LbF 393 Lbf 50 IBF 64 IB f 413 IbF 33 Ibf a) What is the genotype of this male? b) Draw an accurate linkage map and distance between each loci.

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Chapter14: Human Inheritance

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Problem 2GP: Human females have two X chromosomes XX; males have one X and one Y chromosome XY. a. With respect...

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