Answer:
AUCUCAG
Explanation:
T --> A
A --> U (only with rna, when its not rna its T)
C--> G (vice versa)
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What is the correct order for these genes using a linkage map analysis?
A. Z-X-Y-W
B. X-W-Z-Y
C. W-X-Y-Z
D. Y-W-Z-X
E. Z-X-W-Y
F. Y-X-W-Z
Between which two genes is crossing over most likely to occur?
A. B and D
B.X and Z
C. X and W
D. X and Y
E. W and Z
F. Y and W
G.Y and Z
Answer:
Correct order for these genes using a linkage map analysis: E. Z-X-W-Y
Two genes between which the crossover is most likely to occur: G.Y and Z
Explanation:
According to linkage concept, recombination frequency between two genes = distance between two genes in cM
Here, smallest distance is between X and W ( 7cM ) so they are present next to each other. Distance between X and Y is 17cM and between W and Y is 10cM so W is present between X and Y. Distance between X and Z is 13 cM. Since on one side of X, W and Y are already present Z lies on the other side. So, the final gene order comes out to be, Z-X-W-Y.
According to the gene order, Y and Z genes are farthest from each other. Chances of crossover or recombination increases with increasing distance between genes. So, Y and Z have the highest probability to show crossing over.
Answer:
transcription: DNA -> mRNA
Explanation:
transcription is when the DNA is unzipped and then copied onto the mRNA.
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Answer:
QTL or Quantitative Trait locus
Explanation:
QTL or Quantitative Trait locus are chromosome sequences in which multiple genes contribute to a quantitative trait.
QLT is a locus that correlates with variation of quantitative trait in the phenotype of the population of an organism. It is an statistical method that links two type of information phenotypic and genotypic data in an attempt to explain the genetic variation in complex trait.
