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6

During which phase of mitosis do sister chromatids separate?

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Dvinal [7]4 years ago
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I think Anaphase II

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The females of the F1 were mated with homozygous recessive males (test cross): whd sm sp/whd sm sp.

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If we assume interference is 0, the probability of crossing over happening between the genes whd and sm is independent from the probability of crossing over happening between sm and sp.

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To calculate the expected number of individuals with those phenotypes among the 1000 progeny we need to determine the frequency of recombination between the genes whd and sm considering there's interference.

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The recombination frequency is the sum of the single crossover between whd and sm and the double crossovers.

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Distance whd-sm/ 100 = SCOwhd-sm + DCO

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