Ensure answers are clearly labelled a) & b).a) Consider the following pedigree. The solid symbols represent affected individuals. Which of the following is / are possible genotypesfor II-2 with respect to this disease? Please type 1 - 4, and indicate yes or no only for each.IIIII1. xAxa2. xaxa3. Aa4. AA2b) Genes A, B and C are on the same chromosome linked in cis (coupling) conformation. A'is 16 cM from B, and B is 22 cM from C. Thedistance between A and C is 38 cM. The coefficient of coincidence is 0.55 for a trihybrid test cross. How many individuals with thegenotype AabbCc do you expect to see among the offspring of the cross if 1000 offspring are obtained? Please show your calculationsand round your answer off to the nearest whole number.

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Ensure answers are clearly labelled a) & b). a) Consider the following pedigree. The solid symbols represent affected individuals. Which of the following is / are possible genotypes for II-2 with respect to this disease? Please type 1 - 4, and indicate yes or no only for each. II III 1. ХАха 2. хаха 3. Aa 4. AA2 unling) conformation, A is 16 cM from B, and B is 22 cM from C. The

Ensure answers are clearly labelled a) & b). a) Consider the following pedigree. The solid symbols represent affected individuals. Which of the following is / are possible genotypes for II-2 with respect to this disease? Please type 1 - 4, and indicate yes or no only for each. II III 1. ХАха 2. хаха 3. Aa 4. AA2 unling) conformation, A is 16 cM from B, and B is 22 cM from C. The

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