What happens when a cell lose control over mitosis?
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Answer:
25%
Explanation:
We have 2 independent genes with 2 alleles each: L/l and W/w
- W_: whiskers
- ww: no whiskers
- L_: long whiskers
- ll: short wiskers
Individuals with short whiskers will have the genotype <em>WWll </em>or <em>Wwll</em>.
<u>A cross between a rat heterozygous for both genes and a homozygous recessive rat is done:</u>
<h3>WwLl x wwll</h3>-The homozygous rat will produce only <em>wl </em>gametes.
-The heterozygous rat will produce the following gametes: <em>WL</em>, <em>Wl</em>, <em>wL</em>, <em>wl</em>.
If you do a Punnett Square, you'll get that 25% of the offspring will be WwLl and will have short whiskers.
