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In Drosophila melanogaster, cut wings (ct) is recessive to normal wings (ct+), sable body (s) is recessive to gray body (s+), and vermilion eyes (v) is recessive to red eyes (v+). All three recessive mutations are X-linked. A female fly with cut wings, sable body, and vermilion eyes is crossed to a male with normal wings, gray body, and red eyes. The F1 females produced by this cross were mated with cut, sable, vermilion males in a testcross. The following are the progeny resulting from the testcross.
v ct s 510
v+ ct s 17
v+ ct+ s 4
v+ ct+ s+ 500
v+ ct s+ 56
v ct s+ 5
v ct+ s 61
v ct+ s+ 19
Total â 1172
What is the correct genetic map with respect to gene order and distances (in cM) for these three genes? ct 8.7 s 6.2 v s 4.5 v 15.6 ct s 12.5 ct 2.6 v v 3.8 s 10.8 ct
In Drosophila melanogaster, cut wings (ct) is recessive to normal wings (ct+), sable body (s) is recessive to gray body (s+), and vermilion eyes (v) is recessive to red eyes (v+). All three recessive mutations are X-linked. A female fly with cut wings, sable body, and vermilion eyes is crossed to a male with normal wings, gray body, and red eyes. The F1 females produced by this cross were mated with cut, sable, vermilion males in a testcross. The following are the progeny resulting from the testcross. v ct s 510 v+ ct s 17 v+ ct+ s 4 v+ ct+ s+ 500 v+ ct s+ 56 v ct s+ 5 v ct+ s 61 v ct+ s+ 19 Total â 1172 What is the correct genetic map with respect to gene order and distances (in cM) for these three genes? | |||||||||
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Jarrod RobelLv2
28 Sep 2019