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The genes for A, B, C and E assort independently. If a plant with the genotype...

The genes for A, B, C and E assort independently. If a plant with the genotype AaBBCcEe is crossed with plant with genotype aaBbccEe, what is the probability of progeny having the genotype aaBbCcee?

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TO KNOW THE PROBABILITY OF PROGENY WITH GENOTYPE aaBbCcee, WE SEPARATELY CROSS EACH GENE PAIR SUCH AS Aa AND aa, BB AND Bb, Cc AND cc AND Ee AND Ee. THEN WE FIND PROBABILITY OF aa, Bb, Cc AND ee RESPECTIVELY. AND SO BY MULTIPLYING PROBABILITY OF aa, Bb, Cc AND ee WE CAN FIND PROBABILITY OF PROGENY WITH GENOTYPE aaBbCcee.

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