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You have considered single locus and two locus (di) hybrid crosses for loci with alleles that...

You have considered single locus and two locus (di) hybrid crosses for loci with alleles that are completely dominant/recessive.

I. Come up with a general rule for the proportion of offspring expected to have the phenotype of all the recessive traits associated with X autosomal loci when fully heterozygous parents are crossed.

II. Now, use that logic and provide the expected proportion of offspring that show recessive phenotype for 4 loci and the dominant phenotype the 5th locus when two fully heterozygous parents are crossed.

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Ans 1) when Parents are fully heterozygous then proportion of offsprings expected to have phenotype of all recessive traits associated is :

Example --- consider individual Aa Bb Cc it is Heterozygous of all the genes and it is allowed to self or a genetic similar individual is allowed to cross with it. So, Aa Bb Cc X Aa Bb Cc then we will use a general rule according to which each gene is crossed with that gene of other parent by using monohybrid cross that is Aa from Parent 1 is crossed with Aa from Parent 2. And similar for other genes too. The progenies obtained are as : 1/4 AA ; 2/4 Aa; 1/4 aa. And the same result we will get for each gene in this Cross. So, we will get 1/4 aa from Aa X Aa ; 1/4 bb from Bb X Bb ; and 1/4 cc from Cc X Cc.

Proportion of offspring to have recessive Phenotype for all traits = 1/4 aa * 1/4 bb * 1/4 cc.= 1/64

.Ans 2) when a fully heterozygous Parents are crossed what proportion of offspring are expected to show recessive Phenotype for 4 loci and Dominant Phenotype for 5th loci.

The parent is heterozygous so they must have gene with allelea as Aa ; one Dominant and recessive for all genes. When Aa from one parent is crossed with Aa of another Parent the proportion of offsprings expected are : 1 AA, 2 Aa and 1 aa genotypically and 3:1 where 3 = AA and Aa and 1 = aa phenotypically.

Ratio of Dominant phenotye = 3/4 and recessive Phenotype = 1/4.

If 4 loci of offspring are expected to show recessive Phenotype so becomes = 1/4 * 1/4 * 1/4 * 1/4. 1/4 is individual proportion of a gene to have recessive phenotye.

If 5th loci shows Dominant Phenotype the proportion becomes = 3/4 ; where 3 represents Dominant phenotye on crossing a heterozygote Individual and 4 is total expected progenies.

Total Probability of having offsprings with 4 loci recessive and 5 loci as Dominant is =

1/4 * 1/4 * 1/4 * 1/4 * 3/4

= 3/ 1024.


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