Biology, asked by saayuj193, 9 months ago

What proportion of the offsprings obtained from cross AABBCC Ã AaBbCc will be completely heterozygous for all the genes segregated independently ?

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Answered by Mysteryboy01
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Since one parent is homozygous AABBCC the genotype formed will be only 1 type i.e. ABC. The other parent is heterozygous for all genes. About 1/8th or 12.5% of total offspring will be heterozygous at all three-locus. So the answer is '1/8'.

Answered by Sachinarjun
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Explanation:

Since one parent is homozygous AABBCC the genotype formed will be only 1 type i.e. ABC. The other parent is heterozygous for all genes. About 1/8th or 12.5% of total offspring will be heterozygous at all three-locus. So the answer is '1/8'.

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