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Sever21 [200]
3 years ago
14

You cross an individual with genotype XXYYZZ to an individual with genotype xxyyzz, and F1 progeny are collected. Assume interfe

rence between regions (X-Y and Y-Z) is 100%. When an F1 individual produces gametes, what proportion of its gametes would have xyz genotype
Biology
1 answer:
love history [14]3 years ago
6 0

In the first cross one of the parent has only dominant allele and one has only recessive allele that means the offspring in F1 will be 100% heterozygous

XxYyZz

the gametes resulted from this individual are

XYZ XYz XyZ Xyz xYZ xYz xyZ xyz

it produces 8 types of gamets one of which is xyz the proportion is 1/8

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