Question a (2 pts) A red, round, true-breeding tomato is bred with a yellow, oval, true-breeding tomato, and the F1s are testcrossed to a homozygous-recessive tester. This results in the offspring below.
yellow oval 11
red round 14
yellow round 7
red oval 8
a) Calculate the chi-squared value to test the likelihood of linkage.
b) What is your conclusion?
Question b (2 pts) An F1 guinea pig with the genotype CACBDWDO is mated to a CBCBDODO guinea pig. The resulting progeny are evaluated and the following classes produced in these numbers:
CACBDODO 326
CBCBDWDO 420
CACBDWDO 73
CBCBDODO 84
a. What were the genotypes of the parental true breeding guinea pigs that produced the F1?
b. What is the distance between the genes in cM?
Red - RR and Yellow - rr
Round - WW and oval - ww.
The genotype of red and round true-breeding tomato - RRWW.
The genotype of yellow and oval true-breeding tomato - rrww.
Cross between them RRWW X rrww
Gametes formed RW rw
F1 Generation RrWw.
Test cross RrWw X rrww
Gametes formed RW, rW, Rw and rw rw.
Next generation - RrWw , rrWw, Rrww and rrww
Genes are not linked and follow test cross ratio 1:1:1:1.
Observed | Expected | |
yellow oval | 11 | 10 |
red round | 14 | 10 |
yellow round | 7 | 10 |
red oval | 8 | 10 |
total | 40 | 40 |
X2= (11-10)2/10+(14-10)2/10+(7-10)2/10+(8-10) 2/10
=0.1+1.6+0.9+0.4
= 3.0
Degree of freedom = 4-1 =3
At P = 0.05,df=3
Our value is less(7.6 is table value) and if the calculated chi-square value is less than the 0 .05 value, we accept the hypothesis.
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