Whats the honor code if i already did the example im providing ?? I just need help Epistasis problem-leftover from last time: Quarter horses (for the information of non-gamblers,these are an actual breed of race horses; not all of the rest of this problem is very actual however) are produced ina two-stage process. First, a whole horse is cut in half to produce half horses. This requires a functional A gene. Ifthere is no functional A gene, the horse remains whole. Second, the B gene cuts the half horses into quarterhorses. However, a dominant C gene (C-) will block the action of the B gene, leading to a half horses instead ofquarter horses. See diagram below. These 3 genes are UNLINKED.BWhole horses+ Half horsesQuarter horsesCAn AaBbCc horse was crossed to an AaBbcc horse (both parents have slightly different genotypes!).What fraction of thepabies will be: (Hint: ask yourself what's required for each gene-dominant or recessive-then multiply)a)whole horses?b)quarter horses?c)half horses (hint: figure out parts a and b first, and then using those #s, figure out this one.)d)Now show how to directly find the half horse amount.Hints: Find all the nonoverlapping, mutually exclusive ways to be a half horse. What are they? Next, what do youdo with these numbers? If you get the same answer you got in part c, then you probably got it right. 11.Here are two fungal crosses. a)For each cross, fill out the 15 empty boxes with FDS (or"I", SDS (or "2"), PD, TT, or NPD.ParentsFirst cross: a Neurospora cross (ordered tetrads) of AB x ab. The table shows the 8 spores as pairs.Spore Pair1-2Ascus TypeABАВABaB3-4ABAbabaBABab5-6abaBAb7-8ababAb# of asci10860302FDS or SDS2for A?FDS or SDSfor B?PD, NPD, orPDPAMPDTT?PaventsSecond cross: these two yeast strains (Unordered tetrads):(TRI arg4 X trp1 ARG4. You get these results(where each column shows a tetrad type, and how many tetrac you got of that type).TRP1 arg4trp1 arg4trp1 ARG4trp1 ARG4TRP1 arg4TRP1 arg4TRP1 ARG4TRP1 ARG4trp1 arg4trpl arg4trp1 ARG4TRP1 ARG4→total 500PD5439155PD, NPD,or TT? →ITWhat is the formula for the distance between two genes using PDs, NPDS, and TTs? 5TT+2M)Folelа)b)What is the formula for the distance between a gene and its centromere?.For the first cross: How far is each gene from its centromere? Show your work.A-cenB-cen 30469= 7.5ch22,Sch200Are the genes linked in the first cross? How do you know?Yes, PD vasty outrembes NPOdeAre thế genes linked in the second cross? How do you know?No k PP+NPD ome obert eguel, S5is not sigifcontly mare ThanIf the answer to question b and/or c is yes, figure out the distance(s) between the genes using the gene-gene formula.f2 (60)+3(2)20018Note hombes ditbecomplety butit Veastclose,2.

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Whats the honor code if i already did the example im providing ?? I just need help Epistasis problem-leftover from last time: Quarter horses (for the information of non-gamblers,these are an actual breed of race horses; not all of the rest of this problem is very actual however) are produced ina two-stage process. First, a whole horse is cut in half to produce half horses. This requires a functional A gene. Ifthere is no functional A gene, the horse remains whole. Second, the B gene cuts the half horses into quarterhorses. However, a dominant C gene (C-) will block the action of the B gene, leading to a half horses instead ofquarter horses. See diagram below. These 3 genes are UNLINKED.BWhole horses+ Half horsesQuarter horsesCAn AaBbCc horse was crossed to an AaBbcc horse (both parents have slightly different genotypes!).What fraction of thepabies will be: (Hint: ask yourself what's required for each gene-dominant or recessive-then multiply)a)whole horses?b)quarter horses?c)half horses (hint: figure out parts a and b first, and then using those #s, figure out this one.)d)Now show how to directly find the half horse amount.Hints: Find all the nonoverlapping, mutually exclusive ways to be a half horse. What are they? Next, what do youdo with these numbers? If you get the same answer you got in part c, then you probably got it right. 11.Here are two fungal crosses. a)For each cross, fill out the 15 empty boxes with FDS (or&#34;I&#34;, SDS (or &#34;2&#34;), PD, TT, or NPD.ParentsFirst cross: a Neurospora cross (ordered tetrads) of AB x ab. The table shows the 8 spores as pairs.Spore Pair1-2Ascus TypeABАВABaB3-4ABAbabaBABab5-6abaBAb7-8ababAb# of asci10860302FDS or SDS2for A?FDS or SDSfor B?PD, NPD, orPDPAMPDTT?PaventsSecond cross: these two yeast strains (Unordered tetrads):(TRI arg4 X trp1 ARG4. You get these results(where each column shows a tetrad type, and how many tetrac you got of that type).TRP1 arg4trp1 arg4trp1 ARG4trp1 ARG4TRP1 arg4TRP1 arg4TRP1 ARG4TRP1 ARG4trp1 arg4trpl arg4trp1 ARG4TRP1 ARG4→total> 500PD5439155PD, NPD,or TT? →ITWhat is the formula for the distance between two genes using PDs, NPDS, and TTs? 5TT+2M)Folelа)b)What is the formula for the distance between a gene and its centromere?.For the first cross: How far is each gene from its centromere? Show your work.A-cenB-cen 30469= 7.5ch22,Sch200Are the genes linked in the first cross? How do you know?Yes, PD vasty outrembes NPOdeAre thế genes linked in the second cross? How do you know?No k PP+NPD ome obert eguel, S5is not sigifcontly mare ThanIf the answer to question b and/or c is yes, figure out the distance(s) between the genes using the gene-gene formula.f2 (60)+3(2)20018Note hombes ditbecomplety butit Veastclose,2.

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