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In the fruit fly D. virilis, the mutations dusky body color (dy), cut wings (ct), and...

In the fruit fly D. virilis, the mutations dusky body color (dy), cut wings (ct), and white eyes (w) are all recessive alleles located on the X chromosome. Females heterozygous for all three mutations were crossed to dy ct w males, and the following phenotypes were observed among the 500 offspring.

wildtype 18

dusky 153

cut 6

white 76

cut, white 150

dusky, cut 72

dusky, cut, white22

dusky, white 3

14) What are the genotypes of the two maternal X chromosomes, with the genes in the correct order?

a) dy + w / + ct

b) dy + + / + w ct

c) dy w + / + ct

d) dy w ct / + + +

e) + ct + / dy + w

15) What is the recombination frequency between dusky and white?

a) 148/500

b) 46/500

c) 43/500

d) 49/500

e) 40/500

PLEASE EXPLAIN!!!! CLEARLY!!!

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The genotype of wild type is + + + (as dominant or wild type charecter is denoted by + and all the three charecter is wild type)

the genotype of dusky (color) is dy + + ( except dusky color other two alleles will be wild type i.e + type )

the genotype of cut (wing) is ct + + ( i.e other two alleles are + type )

the genotype of white(eye) is w + +   

the genotype of cut and white combination is    ct w + ( i.e only one charecter is wild type )

the genotype of dusky and cut combination is dy ct +

the genotype of dusky cut and white is dy ct w ( no charecter is of wild type )

the genotype of dusky and white combination is dy w +

genotype number of offsprings
+ + + 18
dy + + 153
ct + + 6
w + + 76
ct w + 150
dy ct + 72
dy ct w 22
dy w + 3

the most frequent pair of phenotypic classes ( external charecter) tell us the genotype of original parental combination . here dusky color( dy + + ) and cut white combination ( ct w + ) are the most frequent ( number of offspring is 153 and 150 of these two genotype ). hence these two are the parental combination .

these happens due to linkage i.e the tendency of genes ( present on same loci of chromosome ) to inheritate together .

the second most frequent phenotypic pair are the result of single cross over( S.C.O) between first two gene among the 3 genes and it is known as singel cross over 1 . here ( w + + ) and (dy ct +) genotypic combinations  are the result single cross over 1

the third most frequent phenotypic pair tell us genotypic combination of the result of another single crossing over ( single cross over 2 ) this S.C.O happens between last two genes among three genes . therefore the genotypic combination of S.C.O 2 is (+ + +) and (dy ct w )

and the least frequent combination are the result of double cross over ( D.C.O ) here (dy w +) and (ct + +) are the D.C.O combination .

14) option b is right option and details is explanned.

15) option a is the right option i.e 148/ 500

Order To determine the correct order of gene first we have to determine the middle gene. To determine middle gene we have to compare parental and D.C. O Combination, Parental Comlaination are (dy + +). and (et w t ) and D.C.O Contenation are = (dy wt) and (ct + +). First we assume the order is + dy + and (t + W (assuming dy as middle gene and it first gene) + dy t (Parental) . Gross will be a ct + W From this the double cross over frequency will be + + + and ct dy ow which are not resembles with the given D.O.O There for I can't be middle gene.. dy car = ct dy wettt B cttW

Lets assume 'ct as middle. gene and dy as first one. Therefore cross will be dy + + ct w. dy tt . = + + w, dy ct + + ct w These combination also do not resembels with the given Dco. Lets assume we as middle gene and dy as first in 0 dy + + Cross will be + W ct dy tt = + + ct, dy w t at w ct These & Combination is same as given DCO combination, . w is the middle gene. Next we have to decide first gene from Parental combination and S.C.O Combination

Lets assume dy as first gene : Cross will be e dy t dyy t + w at S.C.O frequence will be day w ct and ttt . which nesembels with the given S.C.O There fore the commect order of gene dyt + + w ct i.e. option (b) of Question number 14. 2 be cause the combination besembler th with the parental combination and we determine the orden. as dy w ct (dy first and w' middle ) Hence nest of the options are not applicable.


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