Assignment 3Linkage and Recombination1. In corn, the genes an (anther ear), br (brachytic), and f (fine stripe)are linked. Testeross data are as follows:NumberNumber3552ProgenyProgeny+++88an ++++f+ br ++ br f21an +fan br +an br f21739955Determine the linkage map and the genotype of the homozygous parentsused to obtain the heterozygote for testcross.

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1. In corn, the genes an (anther ear), br (brachytic), and f (fine stripe) are linked. Testeross data are as follows: Progeny Number Progeny Number +++ 88 an ++ 355 ++f + br + + br f 21 2 an +f an br + 17 55 399 an br f Determine the linkage map and the genotype of the homozygous parents used to obtain the heterozygote for testeross.

1. In corn, the genes an (anther ear), br (brachytic), and f (fine stripe) are linked. Testeross data are as follows: Progeny Number Progeny Number +++ 88 an ++ 355 ++f + br + + br f 21 2 an +f an br + 17 55 399 an br f Determine the linkage map and the genotype of the homozygous parents used to obtain the heterozygote for testeross.

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Chapter12: Mendel's Experiments And Heredity

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