Gene Linkage, Crossing Over, and MappingPhenotypeGenotype of Crossover Type FrequencyDiploids1. NormalV G1 Vav gi vaParental2352. Virescent, Glossy,Variable sterilev gi vav gi vaParental2703. Glossy, Variable sterileV gi vav gi vaSingle CrossoverRegion I60v G1 Vav gi va4. VirescentSingle CrossoverRegion I625. Variable sterileV G1 vav gi vaSingle CrossoverRegion II40V gi Vav gi va6. Virescent, GlossySingle CrossoverRegion II487. GlossyV gi Vav gi vaDouble Crossover78. Virescent,Variable sterileDouble Crossover726Refer to the tabulated details to accomplish the following.1. State the genotype of # 8.2. Identify the correct sequence of genes prior to crossover.3. Calculate the LV or RF of Region I and II. (1 decimal place)4. Map the genes expressing relative distances in cM. (1 decimal place)5. Determine the CỐC. (Initial calculation: 3 dec places each for Reg I& II)Express final answer for COC in 2 decimal places.6. Calculate the Interference. (2 decimal places for the final answer)7. Conclusion (State the association: gene linkage, COC, and Interference)

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Gene Linkage, Crossing Over, and Mapping Genotype of Diploids Phenotype Crossover Type Frequency 1. Normal V G1 Va v gi va Parental 235 2. Virescent, Glossy, Variable sterile Parental v gi va v gi va 270 3. Glossy, Variable sterile V gi va v gi va Single Crossover Region I 60 v G1 Va v gi va 4. Virescent Single Crossover Region I 62 5. Variable sterile V G1 va v gi va Single Crossover Region II 40 V gi Va v gi va 6. Virescent, Glossy Single Crossover Region II 48 7. Glossy V gi Va v gi va Double Crossover 7 8. Virescent, Variable sterile ? Double Crossover 4 726

Gene Linkage, Crossing Over, and Mapping Genotype of Diploids Phenotype Crossover Type Frequency 1. Normal V G1 Va v gi va Parental 235 2. Virescent, Glossy, Variable sterile Parental v gi va v gi va 270 3. Glossy, Variable sterile V gi va v gi va Single Crossover Region I 60 v G1 Va v gi va 4. Virescent Single Crossover Region I 62 5. Variable sterile V G1 va v gi va Single Crossover Region II 40 V gi Va v gi va 6. Virescent, Glossy Single Crossover Region II 48 7. Glossy V gi Va v gi va Double Crossover 7 8. Virescent, Variable sterile ? Double Crossover 4 726

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