CHEM 140B Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Reciprocal Cross, Y Chromosome, Phenotype

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(10 point question) the orange gene is on the x-chromosome, and as such the color is called a sex-linked trait. This is because the x and y chromosomes determines the sex of a particular animal. The orange gene, which still remains to be found, comes in two types or alleles. The o allele leads to phaeomelanin (red or orange) production replacing that of eumelanin (the black pigment). The o and o designation is based on allelic interaction seen in other organisms. What is the reason for the coat pattern differing between the two cats: (2 points) below is a headline from a newspaper. The cat"s new owner karen horne, 38, said: ""as a vet i can tell you that it is genetically impossible to get a male cat that is tortoiseshell coloured. " Draw a diagram if necessary: (3 points) the vet genotypes ginger and confirms the defect was from her mother.

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