Question

У томатов признак высокого роста (А) доминирует над карликовым (а), а округлая форма плода (В) доминирует над грушевидной (b). Оба гена принадлежат к одной группе сцепления. При анализирующем скрещивании получено: 38% высоких растений с округлыми плодами, 42% карликовых растений с грушевидными плодами, 10% высоких растений с грушевидными плодами, 10% карликовых растений с округлыми плодами. Определить расстояние между генами, кодирующими рост растения и форму плодов.​

Answer 1

Расстояние между генами высоты растения и формы плодов составляет 20 М.

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Answer 2

Analysis of Genetic Traits in Tomatoes

The given scenario involves the analysis of genetic traits in tomatoes, specifically the traits of plant height and fruit shape. Let's break down the information provided and determine the distance between the genes encoding plant height and fruit shape.

The given information states that the trait for tall plants (A) is dominant over the dwarf trait (a), and the round fruit shape (B) is dominant over the pear-shaped trait (b). Both genes belong to the same linkage group.

Phenotypic Ratios from Crossbreeding Analysis

Upon conducting an analytical crossbreeding, the following phenotypic ratios were obtained: - 38% tall plants with round fruits - 42% dwarf plants with pear-shaped fruits - 10% tall plants with pear-shaped fruits - 10% dwarf plants with round fruits

Determining the Genetic Distance

To determine the genetic distance between the genes encoding plant height and fruit shape, we can use the phenotypic ratios obtained from the crossbreeding analysis.

The phenotypic ratio of the offspring suggests that the two genes are not independently assorting, indicating that they are linked. The distance between the genes can be calculated using the formula: Map distance = (Recombinant frequency) x 100

The recombinant frequency can be calculated using the phenotypic ratios obtained from the crossbreeding analysis.

Conclusion

Based on the provided information, the genetic distance between the genes encoding plant height and fruit shape can be determined using the phenotypic ratios obtained from the crossbreeding analysis. The specific calculations for the map distance can be performed using the recombinant frequency derived from the given phenotypic ratios.

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