When the characteristics of two opposite genes are expressed equally in a hybrid organism, it is called homozygosity.
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Harmful effects of lethal genes
Effect of lethal gene results in creeper chicken, legless calf, brachyphalangy, hemophilia, congenital ichthyosis, infantile amaretic EDOC, thalassemia etc.
Explanation of Lethal gene
In the third stage, a yellow (Aya) mouse was crossed with another yellow (Aya) mouse, resulting in 1 dead (AyAy), 2 yellow (Aya) and 1 meto (aa) mice.
here,
The genotype of yellow mice is Aya
Parents : ♂ × ♀
Phenotype: Yellow Yellow
Genotype : Aya Aya
Gamit : (Ay) (a) (Ay) (a)
F2 progeny (checker board)
Remarks : From the checker board, out of 4 rats, 1 is dead, 2 are yellow and 1 is meto colored. The mouse died because the expressed gene Ay was homozygous (AyAy).
Phenotypic ratio : Yellow : Meto = 2 : 1
Lethal gene feature
- Lethal genes are expressed or latent.
- It causes death of the organism in homozygous condition.
- Expressed lethal genes cause death of the organism in both homozygous and heterozygous states.
- Causes death of organisms in the zygote or embryonic stage.
- Sometimes it manifests with age.
Lethal gene definition
When an organism carrying a homozygous gene dies, it is called a lethal gene. This is called lethal mutation. Organisms may contain one or more lethal genes. In 1905, the French geneticist Cunot was the first to observe the lethal gene in skin color in mice.
Incomplete dominance explained
Crossing a black (BB) chicken with another white (bb) chicken results in a bluish-grey (Bb) chicken in the F1 line. Self-fertilization of F1 progeny with bluish-brown (Bb) chickens resulted in 1 black, 2 brown and 1 white chicken in the F2 progeny.
here,
The gene responsible for black color is B
Hence, the black genotype is BB
again,
Gene responsible for white color b
As a result, the genotype bb is white
The first progeny is F1 and the second progeny is F2
Parents : ♂ × ♀
Phenotype: Black and white
Genotype : BB bb
Gamit : (B) (b)
Season 1: Bb (Blue Dhusar)
Svanishek : F1×F1
Parents : ♂ × ♀
Phenotype: Bluish Grey
Genotype: Bb Bb
Gamit : (B) (b) (B) (b)
F2 progeny (checker board)
Comment: It can be seen from the checker board, out of 4 chickens, 1 is black, 2 are blue-grey and 1 is white. Chickens are bluish gray rather than black due to incomplete expression of the expression gene B.
Phenotypic Ratio : Black : Blue Gray : White = 1:2:1
Incomplete dominance explained
A cross of sandhyamalati (Mirabilis jalapa) with a red flower (RR) and a white flower (rr) resulted in pink flowers (Rr) in the F1 line. Self-fertilization between the pink (Rr) flowers of the F1 progeny produced 1 red (25%), 2 pink (50%) and 1 white (25%) flowers in the F2 progeny.
here,
The gene responsible for red color is R
Hence, the red genotype is RR
again,
The gene responsible for white color is r
Consequently, the genotype of white color is rr
The first progeny is F1 and the second progeny is F2
Parents : ♂ × ♀
Phenotype: Red and white
Genotype : RR rr
Gamit : (R) (r)
F1 Lineage : Rr (Pink)
Svanishek : F1×F1
Parents : ♂ × ♀
Phenotype: pinkish pink
Genotype : Rr Rr
Gamit : (R) (r) (R) (r)
F2 progeny (checker board)
Comment: It can be seen from the checker board, out of 4 flowers, 1 is red, 2 are round and 1 is white. Flowers are pink rather than red due to incomplete expression of the expression gene R.
Phenotypic ratio : Red : Pink : White = 1:2:1
Incomplete dominance definition
If the manifest feature of the organism does not fully manifest on the latent feature but shows incomplete manifestation, it is called incomplete manifestation. The gene responsible for incomplete expression is called intermediate gene. Scientist Karl Kerns (1903) discovered it.
Non-Mendelian inheritance
In many cases the Mendelian 3 : 1 and 9 : 3 : 3 : 1 ratios are not found in genetic tests. This is called non-Mendelian inheritance or Beding inheritance. Due to non-Mendelian inheritance, the ratio of 1 : 2 : 1, 2 : 1, 9 : 7, 13 : 3 etc. is found in genetic tests.
Explanation of Mendel’s second law
Crossing a black short haired (BBSS) guinea pig with a brown long haired (bbss) guinea pig results in an F1 breed of black short haired (BbSs) guinea pigs. Inbreeding F1 black shorthair (BbSs) guinea pigs resulted in F2 progeny with 9 black shorthair, 3 black longhair, 3 brown longhair and 1 brown longhair guinea pig.
here,
The gene responsible for black color is B
Genotype BB is black
And the gene S responsible for short fur
Short hair genotype SS
Consequently, the black color and short hair genotype is BBSS
again,
Gene responsible for brown color b
Brown color genotype bb
And the gene responsible for long hair s
The long haired genotype ss
Consequently, the brown color and long hair genotype is bbss
The first progeny is F1 and the second progeny is F2
Parents : ♂ × ♀
Phenotype : Black color – short hair Brown color – long hair
Genotype : BBSS bbss
Gamete : (BS) (bs)
F1 Generation : BbSs
Self fertilization : F1×F1
Parents : ♂ × ♀
Phenotype : Black color Short hair Black color Short hair
Genotype : BbSs BbSs
Gamit : (BS) (Bs) (bS) (bs) (BS) (Bs) (bS) (bs)
F2 Generation (checker board)
Remarks: From the checker board, out of 16 guinea pigs, 9 are black-short hair, 3 black-long hair, 3 brown-long hair and 1 brown-long hair guinea pig.
Phenotypic Ratio: Black-Short Hair: Black-Long Hair: Brown-Long Hair: Brown-Long Hair = 9:3:3:1