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A gene has two alleles B and b. B is responsible for the expression of character x. b is responsible for the expression of character y. B is completely dominant over b. Another gene A is epistatic on gene B. When A is in the dominant condition it suppresses the expression of B and b and gives rise to character z. In recessive condition (allele a) allows expression of B and b. When an organism with genotype AaBb is crossed with another organism with genotype AbBb, the ratio of characters x, y and z seen in its offsprings is
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Character x will be expressed in organisms having genotypes aaBB or aaBb. Character y will be expressed in organisms having genotypes aabb. Character z will be expressed in organisms having genotypes and
The cross will produce,
and AaBb (4).
Thus, Character x will be expressed in that is 3 out of 16 possibilities
Thus, Character y will be expressed in that is 1 out of 16 possibilities
Thus, Character z will be expressed in that is 12 out of 16 possibilities
The ratio of
Character x will be expressed in organisms having genotypes aaBB or aaBb. Character y will be expressed in organisms having genotypes aabb. Character z will be expressed in organisms having genotypes and
The cross will produce,
and AaBb (4).
Thus, Character x will be expressed in that is 3 out of 16 possibilities
Thus, Character y will be expressed in that is 1 out of 16 possibilities
Thus, Character z will be expressed in that is 12 out of 16 possibilities
The ratio of
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