Can I get an explanation for 1a, 1d, 1e, 2c, 2d and the calculations for the level of interference please. 144#2 New Problem for 3 sex-linked genes.Triply heterozygous females were mated to triply mutant males and obtained thefollowing results:(gene orders are not certain)+, +,a, b, c0.35a, +, ++, b, c+, b, +357075385a, +, c+, +, ca, b, +400a) Circle the parental genotypes.b) Box the double recombinants.c) Determine the order of the three loci on the X chromosomed) Estimate the gene distances between these alleles.at>bat>c#3 Calculate the level of interference using the genes above. (show your work)For problem #1:For problem #2: Genetics AssignmentGene Linkagemarch 24#1 Determine order/distance for linked genes.A Drosophila geneticist made a cross between females homozygous for three X-linkedrecessive mutations (a, a short body; b, oblong eye shape; c, colored eyes) and wild-type males.a) List the genotypes and phenotypes for the F1 progeny. 4 eeThe F1 females were then mated to triply mutant males. Notice that this is just a crossbetween the F1 progeny from above, and that the phenotype of the offspring will bedetermined by the maternal gametic contribution. The phenotypic results for the F1cross is as follows: (gene orders are not certain)+, +, +a, b, c(a, +, +2+, b, c+, b, +a, +, c(+, +, ca, b, +40038570695.3535b) Circle the parental genotypes.7c) Box the double recombinants.d) Determine the order of the three loci on the X chromosomee) Estimate the gene distances between these alleles.atbat>c

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#2 New Problem for 3 sex-linked genes. Triply heterozygous females were mated to triply mutant males and obtained the following results: (gene orders are not certain) a, b, c 35 a, +, + +, b, c +, b, + a, +, c 35 70 75 +, +, c a, b, + 385 400 a) Circle the parental genotypes. b) Box the double recombinants. c) Determine the order of the three loci on the X chromosome d) Estimate the gene distances between these alleles.

#2 New Problem for 3 sex-linked genes. Triply heterozygous females were mated to triply mutant males and obtained the following results: (gene orders are not certain) a, b, c 35 a, +, + +, b, c +, b, + a, +, c 35 70 75 +, +, c a, b, + 385 400 a) Circle the parental genotypes. b) Box the double recombinants. c) Determine the order of the three loci on the X chromosome d) Estimate the gene distances between these alleles.

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Chapter13: Genes, Chromosomes, And Human Genetics

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