You have a population of mice and find some mutants that are
pure white. You select these and establish two pure-breeding lines
of white mice. You cross these two different lines together and you
get all normal (grey) coloured mice offspring.
a) What is this known as?
b) This result tells you that there are at least how many genes
involved in normal colouration in mice?
c) Explain, in terms of mutations and genetic pathways, what could
account for these observations.
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