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Difference between complete and incomplete linkage
the height of a plant is under the control of polygenic inhritance. the plant having genotype aabb has 20 cm height and height of plant having genotype AaBb is 50 cm what will be height of plant having AaBB genotype?
difference between complete and incomplete linkage?
what is the difference between chromosome and gene?
explain the table in NCERT which differentiates b/w the two, i found both of them to be the same then where is the difference?
How is sex determined in human beings?
can you explain the table 5.3 given on pg82,biology ncert book?
What is the difference between epistasis and dominance ?
which mendel's law of inheritance is universally accepted and without any exception.State the law.
In a linear chromosome, map distances between four loci are as follows: a-b-10, b-c-4, a-d-3, a-c-6. the expected cross over frequency between c and d is-
a) 3%
b)9%
c) either 3%or 9%
d)4% to 12%
plz provide the solution
What is the full form of IA
what is the difference between haemophilia and thalassemia?
how to calculate the genotypic ratio for F3 and F4 generations for a monohybrid cross?
what is self pollination?what's the difference between self pollination and cross pollination?
Why the people having sickle cell anaemia disorder do not suffer from malaria?
whatare complementary and supplementary genes?
Inheritance pattern of ABO blood groups in humans show dominance , co - dominance and multiple allelism. Explain each concept with the help of blood group genotypes.
two heterozygous parents are crossed.If the three loci are linked completely what would be genotypic ratio in F1 generation for a trihybrid cross?
what non parental gene combination?????
non-parents?
what is the axial and terminal position of flower?
Explain why law of segregation is also called law of purity of gametes?
Who proposed chromosomal theory of inheritance? Point out any 2 similarities in the behavior of chromosomes and genes
how to analyse any trait by using pedigree analysis??
investigatory project on genetics
Why mendel chose only pea plant for his experiments?
WHAT IS PEDIGREE ANALYSIS? DO YOU SUGGEST HOW THIS ANALYSIS IS USEFUL
Assume that gene a and b are linked and show40% recombination. If ++ / ++ individual iscrossed with ab / ab, then types and proportionsof gametes in F1 will be :-(1) ++ 20% : ab 20% : +b 20% : a + 40%(2) ++ 50% : ab 50%(3) ++ 25% : ab 25% : + b 25% : a + 25%(4) ++ 30% : ab 30% : + b 20% : a + 20%
short note on sickle cell anemia
please explain the chromosomal theory of inheritance.
what the line "dominance is not an autonomous feature of a gene " means?????????????
A diploid organism is heterozygous for 4 loci, how many types of gametes can be produced?
how did alfred hershey and martha chase arrive at the conclusion that DNA is the genetic material ?
What is genome?How many genomes are present in one of our arm cell?
what is meant by rudimentary ovaries?
in a pea plant,smooth seed coats is dominant over wrinkled seed coat. what will be the expected ratio of phenotypes of the offspring in a cross between-
1.heterozygous smooth and heterozygous smooth
2.heterozygous smooth and heterozygous wrinkled
3.heterozygous smooth and homozygous smooth
WHAT IS DOWNS SYNDROME ? GIVE ITS SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES
Differentiate between Mendelian disorders & chromosomal disorders. Give two examples of each.
what are complementary genes and supplementary genes?
ratio of F2 generation in each case?
A woman with O blood group marries a man with AB blood group(1)work out all the possible phenotypes and genotypes of the progeny.(2)discuss the kind of dominance in the parents and the progeny in this case
give reasons for
(I) both strands of DNA are not copied during transcription
(II)transcription and translation in bacteria can be coupled
what are the benefits of backcross and test cross??
A man with blood group A married a woman with blood group B. they have a son with AB blood group and a daughter with blood group O. Work out the cross and show the possibility of such inheritance.
what is the law of paired factors
Why do sons of a haemophilic father never suffer from this trait?
The human male never passes on the gene for haemophilia to his son .Justify the statement
What is the difference between gamete and allele ? Explain with example
what genetics principles could be derived from a monohybrid cross ?
expalin reciprocal cross with an example?
in birds, is the sperm or the egg responsible for the of the chicks?
what is homozygous and heterozygous.
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Difference between complete and incomplete linkage
the height of a plant is under the control of polygenic inhritance. the plant having genotype aabb has 20 cm height and height of plant having genotype AaBb is 50 cm what will be height of plant having AaBB genotype?
difference between complete and incomplete linkage
?
what is the difference between chromosome and gene?
explain the table in NCERT which differentiates b/w the two, i found both of them to be the same then where is the difference?
How is sex determined in human beings?
can you explain the table 5.3 given on pg82,biology ncert book?
How did they explain linkage, recombination and gene mapping on the basis of their observations ?
What is the difference between epistasis and dominance ?
which mendel's law of inheritance is universally accepted and without any exception.State the law.
In a linear chromosome, map distances between four loci are as follows: a-b-10, b-c-4, a-d-3, a-c-6. the expected cross over frequency between c and d is-
a) 3%
b)9%
c) either 3%or 9%
d)4% to 12%
plz provide the solution
What is the full form of IA
what is the difference between haemophilia and thalassemia?
how to calculate the genotypic ratio for F3 and F4 generations for a monohybrid cross?
what is self pollination?what's the difference between self pollination and cross pollination?
Why the people having sickle cell anaemia disorder do not suffer from malaria?
whatare complementary and supplementary genes?
Inheritance pattern of ABO blood groups in humans show dominance , co - dominance and multiple allelism. Explain each concept with the help of blood group genotypes.
two heterozygous parents are crossed.If the three loci are linked completely what would be genotypic ratio in F1 generation for a trihybrid cross?
what non parental gene combination?????
non-parents?
what is the axial and terminal position of flower?
a). n=21 and x=7
b). n=7 and x=21
c). n=21 and x=21
d). n=21 and x=14
and plz explain me how to find this...
Explain why law of segregation is also called law of purity of gametes?
Q. A homozygous recessive with cd genes was crossed with dominant (+ +). If their hybrid is test crossed and the following result was obtained
+ + - 900
cd - 880
+d - 115
+c - 105
than what will be the distance between genes c and d.
Q. Two genes a and b are linked and show 30% recombination. If ++/++ individual married with ab/ab then the types and proportion of gametes in will be : -
Who proposed chromosomal theory of inheritance? Point out any 2 similarities in the behavior of chromosomes and genes
how to analyse any trait by using pedigree analysis??
investigatory project on genetics
Why mendel chose only pea plant for his experiments?
WHAT IS PEDIGREE ANALYSIS? DO YOU SUGGEST HOW THIS ANALYSIS IS USEFUL
1) 950
2) 300
3) 200
4) 150
Assume that gene a and b are linked and show40% recombination. If ++ / ++ individual iscrossed with ab / ab, then types and proportionsof gametes in F1 will be :-(1) ++ 20% : ab 20% : +b 20% : a + 40%(2) ++ 50% : ab 50%(3) ++ 25% : ab 25% : + b 25% : a + 25%(4) ++ 30% : ab 30% : + b 20% : a + 20%
short note on sickle cell anemia
please explain the chromosomal theory of inheritance.
Please expand this line
what the line "dominance is not an autonomous feature of a gene " means?????????????
A diploid organism is heterozygous for 4 loci, how many types of gametes can be produced?
how did alfred hershey and martha chase arrive at the conclusion that DNA is the genetic material ?
What is genome?How many genomes are present in one of our arm cell?
what is meant by rudimentary ovaries?
in a pea plant,smooth seed coats is dominant over wrinkled seed coat. what will be the expected ratio of phenotypes of the offspring in a cross between-
1.heterozygous smooth and heterozygous smooth
2.heterozygous smooth and heterozygous wrinkled
3.heterozygous smooth and homozygous smooth
WHAT IS DOWNS SYNDROME ? GIVE ITS SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES
Differentiate between Mendelian disorders & chromosomal disorders. Give two examples of each.
what are complementary genes and supplementary genes?
ratio of F2 generation in each case?
A woman with O blood group marries a man with AB blood group(1)work out all the possible phenotypes and genotypes of the progeny.(2)discuss the kind of dominance in the parents and the progeny in this case
I need the solution
Q. A plant with genotype AaBbCC produces 40 million pollen grains. Then calculate how many pollen grains will be with at least two dominant alleles ?
(1) 10 million
(2) 20 million
(3) 30 million
(4) 40 million
give reasons for
(I) both strands of DNA are not copied during transcription
(II)transcription and translation in bacteria can be coupled
what are the benefits of backcross and test cross??
A man with blood group A married a woman with blood group B. they have a son with AB blood group and a daughter with blood group O. Work out the cross and show the possibility of such inheritance.
what is the law of paired factors
Why do sons of a haemophilic father never suffer from this trait?
The human male never passes on the gene for haemophilia to his son .Justify the statement
What is the difference between gamete and allele ? Explain with example
what genetics principles could be derived from a monohybrid cross ?
expalin reciprocal cross with an example?
in birds, is the sperm or the egg responsible for the of the chicks?
what is homozygous and heterozygous.