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Suppose
if we have more than 50% recombinant frequency in any case, then what
would be the best interpretation of that case?
A. Gene are present on same chromosomes
B. Genes are linked
C. Genes are having possibility of crossing over
D. Genes are present on different homologous pair

Sagot :

bharathparasad577

All options are correct, expect option B.

  • The frequency of a single chromosomal crossover occurring between two genes during meiosis is known as the recombination frequency. The measure used to describe recombination frequencies of 1% is the centimorgan (cM).
  • Genes that are near to one another tend to be more connected than genes that are farther apart.
  • The frequency of recombination will decrease with increasing linkage and vice versa. Linkage thereby lowers the frequency of the hybrid.
  • A 50% recombinant frequency indicates that the genes are present on the same chromosome but are far from one another, suggesting that more than one crossover may have occurred during each meiosis.
  • They might not be related because they are on different chromosomes. There is independent assortment in these genes.

Therefore, all the options expect B. are correct.

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