Two genes, designated A and B , are located 10 mu from each other. A third gene, designated C , is located 15 mu from B and 5 mu from A. The parental generation consisting of AA bb CC and a a B B c c individuals were crossed to each other. The F 1 heterozygotes were then testcrossed to a a b b c c individuals. If we assume no double crossovers occur, what percentage of offspring would you expect with the following genotypes? A. A a B b C c B. a a B b C c C. A a b b c c
Two genes, designated A and B , are located 10 mu from each other. A third gene, designated C , is located 15 mu from B and 5 mu from A. The parental generation consisting of AA bb CC and a a B B c c individuals were crossed to each other. The F 1 heterozygotes were then testcrossed to a a b b c c individuals. If we assume no double crossovers occur, what percentage of offspring would you expect with the following genotypes? A. A a B b C c B. a a B b C c C. A a b b c c
Solution Summary: The author explains that gene mapping is used to determine the distance between two genes and locus of the genes. Crossing over helps to generate genetic variation.
Two genes, designated A and B, are located
10 mu
from each other. A third gene, designated C, is located
15 mu
from B and
5 mu
from A. The parental generation consisting of AA bb CC and
a
a
B
B
c
c
individuals were crossed to each other. The
F
1
heterozygotes were then testcrossed to
a
a
b
b
c
c
individuals. If we assume no double crossovers occur, what percentage of offspring would you expect with the following genotypes?
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