Thursday, December 10, 2009

Please help me?

WHen a gray body female fruit flies are crossed with yellow-bodied male fruit flies the result of f1 generation is gray.



When the reciprocal of the cross(yellow females x gray males) is performed the f1 females are again gray... explain these results: include punnett square show gametes produced by parents and the genotypes expected in the f1 generation for each of these crosses......please help i confused



Please help me?performing shows



in the first case the female is homozygous gray on the x chromosome



X^G X^G crossed with a yellow male X^g Y



offspring are X^G X^g or X^G Y in the second cross the female is X^g X^g and the male is X^G Y he can only give X^G to his female offspring and hence all tahe female flies will be grey in color but the males will be yellow.

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