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True breeding genetics?

 
 
Reply Sun 18 Nov, 2012 02:41 pm
A mating between a true breeding red, long -u stamen plant
with a true breeding, white, short - stamen plant yields an F1.
This F1 is self ferlized to product an F2 that has 300 red long - stamen
plant and 100 white short - stamen plants. What can you conclude?

1. The genes are tightly linked
2. The genes are not tightly linked
3. There were no observed crossover events between the genes
A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 1 and 2
E) 2 and 3
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nothingtodo
 
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Reply Sat 15 Dec, 2012 11:43 am
@Rawchester45,
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Am I right?
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raprap
 
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Reply Sat 15 Dec, 2012 08:27 pm
@Rawchester45,
X is first true gene
x is second true gene

F0 is XX F0' is xx

Fo & Fo'[ are bred to produce F1

F1 is Xx

F1 is bred with F1

Xx & Xx produces XX, 2Xx & xx or Fo, 2F1, & F0' in proportions of 100:200: 100

As the trait is produced in proportions of 300:100

I would conclude that the genes are tightly linked and X is dominate.

Rap
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