If the AaBBCc individual will be test-crossed, what is the probability that the resulting offspring will be heterozygous? a.three-fourth b.one-eighth c.one-sixteenth d.nine-sixteenth 2. Following Chargaff’s rule, what is the percent concentration of each nucleotide if the concentration of purine bases is 24%? a.A = 76%; G = 76%; C = 24%; T = 24% b.A = 38%; G = 38%; C = 12%; T = 12% c.A = 12%; G = 12%; C = 38%; T = 38% d.A = 24%; G = 24%; C = 76%; T = 76%

If the AaBBCc individual will be test-crossed, what is the probability that the resulting offspring will be heterozygous? a.three-fourth b.one-eighth c.one-sixteenth d.nine-sixteenth 2. Following Chargaff’s rule, what is the percent concentration of each nucleotide if the concentration of purine bases is 24%? a.A = 76%; G = 76%; C = 24%; T = 24% b.A = 38%; G = 38%; C = 12%; T = 12% c.A = 12%; G = 12%; C = 38%; T = 38% d.A = 24%; G = 24%; C = 76%; T = 76%

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter13: Modern Understandings Of Inheritance

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