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irakobra [83]
3 years ago
11

The Genetics of Organisms JoVE video shows you the fly preparation for an example experiment involving genetic crosses. This is

similar to the prep and process for our Determination of an unknown genotype experiment. Which of the following can you predict is the proper order of steps we follow in the lab to carry out our full experiment? (Which you are using STAR Genetics to simulate online!)
a. Remove parental adults virgin female flies Phenotype offspring -> Set up Crosses -> Harvest Phenotype offspring -> Set up Crosses -> Harvest virgin female flies ->
b. Remove parental adults Harvest virgin female flies -> Set up Crosses -> Remove parental adults->
c. Phenotype offspring Harvest virgin female flies -> Set up Crosses -> Phenotype offspring -> Remove parental adults
d. Harvest virgin female flies -> Set up Crosses -> Remove parental adults-> Phenotype offspring
Biology
1 answer:
m_a_m_a [10]3 years ago
8 0
The answer is C hope this helped
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