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Chapter 5, Problem 40P
Two crosses were made in Neurospora involving the mating type locus and either the ad or p genes. In both cases, the mating type locus (A or a) was one of the loci whose segregation was scored. One cross was ad A × ad+ a (cross a), and the other was p A × p+ a (cross b). From cross a, 10 parental ditype, 9 nonparental ditype, and 1 tetratype asci were seen. From cross b, the results were 24 parental ditype, 3 nonparental ditype, and 27 tetratype asci.
a. | What are the linkage relationships between the mating type locus and the other two loci? |
b. | Although these two crosses were performed in Neurospora, you cannot use the data given to calculate centromere-to-gene distances for any of these genes. Why not? |
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