Significance of genetic mapping by tetrad analysis in neurospora
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In Neurospora the centromere is a marker for determining map distances. For detecting linkage and map distances, the frequency of crossing over is determined from the number of asci showing second division segregation. ... When there is crossing over only two of the four chromatids are involved in an exchange.
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