Gene Mapping

Welcome to the Gene Mapping category on Questions LLC! In this section, you will find a wide range of questions and discussions related to the fascinating and rapidly evolving field of gene mapping. Gene mapping, also known as genetic mapping or genome mapping, involves locating and identifying specific genes on a chromosome. Whether you are a curious individual looking to expand your knowledge or a researcher seeking insights into gene mapping techniques and applications, this category offers a valuable platform to delve into this captivating area of genetics. Explore the questions, participate in discussions, and gain a deeper understanding of gene mapping’s significance in understanding heredity, genetic disorders, evolutionary biology, and beyond. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey of unraveling the mysteries of our genetic blueprint!

Questions (8)

Three corn seed traits are C for red, c for white ,S for plump, s for shrunken, W for normal, w for waxy. Use the data from the
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2. asked by Debbie Clarke
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In Drosophila melanogaster, cut wings (ct) is recessive to normal wings (ct+), sable body (s) is recessive to gray body (s+),
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2. asked by billy
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In Drosophila melanogaster, cut wings (ct) is recessive to normal wings (ct+), sable body (s) is recessive to gray body (s+),
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2. asked by Candice
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Using donor DNA from an E. coli strain of leu+ arg+ trp- you transform a resipient strain that is leu- arg- trp+ and select for
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2. asked by Jessica
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Q)In D. virilise, the mutations dusky body (dy), cut wings (ct) and white eyes (w) are all recessive alleles located on at
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2. asked by Susan
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If gene A is at 48 map units and gene is at 54 map units- what is the recombinant frequency?
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2. asked by sarah
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Hi,I'm just trying to learn gene mapping and I'm a bit confused as to why the answer this question is D. I just don't get it,
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2. asked by Katie
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The specific location of a gene on an allele is known as a (1 point)Responses locus locus gene gene haplotype haplotype
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2. asked anonymously
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