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P1: A female heterozygous for white (w), yellow
(y) and miniature (m) – (all 3 recessive
mutations) is crossed to a male who is mutant for all three
traits.
The F1 male progeny phenotypes are: |
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+ + m |
2278 |
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w y + |
2157 |
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w y m |
1203 |
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+ + + |
1092 |
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+ y m |
49 |
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w + + |
41 |
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+ y + |
2 |
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w + m |
1 |
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Total = |
6823 What are the map distances between all three genes? Round all numbers to two decimal places.
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Genotype with Minimum progeny represents double cross-over, whereas, Genotype with the higher number represents the parental type.
Genotype + + m and w y + are parental type
Genotype + y + and w + m is the double crossover
To find the gene order make a double cross in parental genotype if it gives the genotype same as the double crossover then your gene order is correct.
Double cross of Gene order y w + and + + m gives same as given double crossover
No to find the linkage distance
Make the first crossover between two parental genes in its corrected gene order you will get
+ w + and m + y genotype
Now look at the table which matches genotype and add those number then divide it by total progeny
So Frequency of first crossover between y and w = ( 41 + 49)/6823 = 0.01319
Therefore distance between y and w= 0.01319 x 100 = 1.319% = 1.32%
Similarly for second cross
It will give genotype + + + and m w y
Do the same as we did for first cross over
Frequency of second cross over between w and m = ( 1203 + 1092)/6823 = 0.3363
Therefore distance between w and m = 0.3363 x 100 = 33.63%
And distance between y and m will be = 1.32% + 33.63% = 34.95%
therefore, last option is the correct option.