Here is one question with two sub-questions. Thank you for your time. Suppose researchers identified two Drosophila melanogaster mutant phenotypes. One phenotype is called maniac and the otheris called shiny. In order to determine the mode of inheritance of the mutant allele responsible for each phenotype, males thathave both mutant phenotypes are mated with wild-type (wt) females to produce F, progeny. Then, the F, progeny are matedtogether and the F2 progeny are scored.Fi phenotypic classF2 phenotypic classmaniac male425maniac female613maniac female428maniac male312maniac, shiny male309shiny male104wt female205wt male99 What is the mode of inheritance for the genes controlling maniac and shiny?autosomal dominant for maniac and X-linked recessive for shinyautosomal recessive for maniac and autosomal recessive for shiny-autosomal dominant for maniac and X-linked dominant for shinyOX-linked dominant for maniac and X-linked recessive for shinyWhat is the genotype of the original male parent?heterozygous mutant at one locus and hemizygous mutant at the other locushemizygous mutant at both locihomozygous mutant at one locus and hemizygous mutant at the other locushomozygous mutant at both loci

Mutation A kind of alteration in the DNA base pairs either by chemical or physical or by some error…

What is the mode of inheritance for the genes controlling maniac and shiny? autosomal dominant for maniac and X-linked recessive for shiny autosomal recessive for maniac and autosomal recessive for shiny autosomal dominant for maniac and X-linked dominant for shiny X-linked dominant for maniac and X-linked recessive for shiny What is the genotype of the original male parent? locus heterozygous mutant at one locus and hemizygous mutant at the othe hemizygous mutant at both loci homozygous mutant at one locus and hemizygous mutant at the other locus homozygous mutant at both loci

What is the mode of inheritance for the genes controlling maniac and shiny? autosomal dominant for maniac and X-linked recessive for shiny autosomal recessive for maniac and autosomal recessive for shiny autosomal dominant for maniac and X-linked dominant for shiny X-linked dominant for maniac and X-linked recessive for shiny What is the genotype of the original male parent? locus heterozygous mutant at one locus and hemizygous mutant at the othe hemizygous mutant at both loci homozygous mutant at one locus and hemizygous mutant at the other locus homozygous mutant at both loci

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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