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Biology, Genetics
Year 3

Drosophila melanogaster Genetics


I have male sepia and female apterous flies, I made sure that their where no tracks both male and female tubes. Now I made my first cross using the male sepia and the virgin female apterous fly in three vials. Adults where obtained in all three vials. These are my F1 generation.

Now I counted 50 adults of my F1 generation. Than I tally sex and mutation(s) observed. Now I cross F1 with F1, as the adults emerge from the vials I counted a total of 200, sex them, and note mutation(s). These are my F2 generation.  The truth is I seem to keep kill them once with ether and once I dropped my vials, plus I just cant seem to sex them right. But I have three questions I need help on. And any other information you might think I need to succeed in this lab. note that all mutations i have are homozygous recessive.

1) Are the two traits dominant, recessive, or incompletely dominant?

2) Are the two loci located on an autosome or the X or the Y chromosome?

3) Do the two traits assort independently?  If not, what is the recombination frequency for the two loci

If there are any web sites out there you think will help me such as example report and such, please share them with me.

By OTA:  Mutasem Sinnokrot, PhD

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