EBK GENETICS: FROM GENES TO GENOMES
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Chapter 13, Problem 16P
Suppose a haploid yeast strain carrying two recessive linked markers his4 and leu2 was crossed with a strain that was wild type for HIS4 and LEU2 but had an inversion of this region of the chromosome as shown here in blue.
Several different kinds of crossover events could occur during meiosis in the resulting diploid. For each of the following events, state the genotype and
| a. | A single crossover between the markers HIS4 and LEU2 |
| b. | A double crossover involving the same chromatids each time, where both crossovers occur between the markers HIS4 and LEU2 |
| c. | A single crossover between the centromere and the beginning of the inverted region |
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