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Category > Management Posted 06 Apr 2018 My Price 3.00

tailess trait

The tailess trait in the mouse results from an allele of a gene in chromosome 17. The cross tailless ×tailless produces tailless and wildtype progency in a ratio of 2 tailless: 1 wildtype. All tailless progency from this cross when mated with wildtype, produce a 1: 1 ratio of tailless to wildtype progeny. (a) Is the allele for the tailless trait dominant or recessive? (b) What genetic hypothesis can account for the 2: 1 ratio of tailless: wild type and the results of the crosses between the tailless animals?

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Status NEW Posted 06 Apr 2018 06:04 PM My Price 3.00

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