Question 7 1 pts The human genome sequence does not allow one to directly see wh

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Question 7 1 pts The human genome sequence does not allow one to directly see what gene might cause a certain genetic trait. One uses molecular markers (STR or SNPs) known on the physical and genetic maps to find locations or genes "associated" with the phenotype of the disease. This is done by looking for: O use of reporter genes in transgenic animals shotgun sequencing finding a molecular marker in a certain BAC clone O genetic linkage between the disease trait and molecular markers on a genetic map looking only on a physical map for possible genes Previous Next 5

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This is done by looking for use of reporter genes in transgenic animals.

The use of molecular marker , reveling polymorphism at the DNA level and increasing part in animal genetic studies.

a genetic map are calculated using recombination frequencies, whereas a physical map is based on the actual number of nucleotide pairs between loci.

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