20-21) (8 Pts) Assume that three pairs of alleles are found in Drosophila: +/x,
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20-21) (8 Pts) Assume that three pairs of alleles are found in Drosophila: +/x, +/y, and +/z. As shown by the symbols, each non-wild allele is recessive to its wild-type allele. A cross between female heterozygous at these three loci and homozygous recessive males (xxyyzz) yields the following progeny phenotypes:
Calculate the map distances (in map units) between the genes and draw a map?
a) x to z (6 m.u.) and z to y (7 m.u.)
b) x to z (7 m.u.) and z to y (6 m.u.)
c) x to z (13 m.u.) and z to y (12 m.u.)
d) x to z (12 m.u.) and z to y (13 m.u.) 21)
AND
Calculate coefficient of coincidence?
a) 0.238
b) 0.762
c) 0.381
d) 0.129
01 723418 23443310Explanation / Answer
Answer is
b) x to z (7 m.u.) and z to y (6 m.u.)
First, we will sort out the given information into 3 categories. Parental, single crossover and double cross overs.
Parental
x + z 430
+ y + 441
Single Cross Overs (SCO)
+ + + 27
x y z 32
x y + 31
+ + z 38
Double Cross Overs (DCO)
x+ + 1
+ y z 0
The distance between x and z is (31+38+1)/1000=0.07 or 7 m. u.
The distance between z and y is (27+32+1)/1000=0.06 or 6 m. u.
Answer is
1)0.238
Coefficient of coincidence=Observed number of double crossovers/ |Expected number of double cross overs=1/1000*0.06*0.07=0.238
Parental
x + z 430
+ y + 441
Single Cross Overs (SCO)
+ + + 27
x y z 32
x y + 31
+ + z 38
Double Cross Overs (DCO)
x+ + 1
+ y z 0
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