
Tonya G. answered 02/26/20
Tonya G. Experienced Science Teacher and Tutor
Hello,
so the first thing we want to look at is figuring out what the parental classes are as there is no crossing over that occurs. We can tell by the groups that have the highest number are the parental classes. In this case it would be the Scarlet, curled, striped (560) and the normal eyes, normal wings, normal body with 548. In order to tell where the crossing over occurs, we look at the progeny with the lowest numbers. This means that the scarlet, normal wings, striped body (11) and the normal eyes, normal wings, and striped body (9) had crossing over events that are considered double.
The order of these genes are determined by looking at the parental vs the crossing over events. When we look at these we can see that the only thing that changed its position is the gene for wings. This means this should be the trait in the middle of the map. The order using your letters should be E-W-B.
The distance between eye color and wing is determined by:[ (77 +71+ 11 +9)/1482] *100. This means that the recombination factor is 11.34 map unit or cM (1 cM or 1 map unit is equal to the 1℅ of recombination frequency (RF) so the RF between St and cu is 11.34%.
The distance between the wings and the body type: [(no. of single cross over classes + no. of double cross over classes)/total no.]*100
=[ (102 +104+ 11 +9)/1482] *100
= 15.25 map unit or cM recombinant frequency between wings and body = 15.25 %.
Finally, to determine the distance between eye color and body: distance between eye color and wings + distance between wings and body
11.34 + 15.25 = 26.59 map unit or cM ( RF = 26.59%).
I hope this helps!!