Solve only part D .... please answer asap and in short and content should not be palgarised Part BIn a cotransformation experiment, using variouscombinations of genes two at a time, the followingdata were produced.Use the data to determine which gene(s) are linked to gene b.Select all that apply.SuccessfulCotransformation CotransformationUnsuccessfulO aa and b; a and c;a and fi d and b:a and d; band e; d and e; d and f:b and fO da and e; band e:c and e; dand e:f and eO efO noneSubmitPrevloue AnewersCompletedPart CUse the data to determine which gene(s) are linked to gene e.Select all that apply.O aO cO dO f2 noneSubmitPrevlous AnewersCompleted• Part DFor the experiment, another gene, g. was studied. It demonstrated positive cotransformation when tested with gene f. Which gene(s) would you expect to cotransform with gene g?Select all that applyO aO cO dO eSubmitRequeet Answer

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• Part B a cotransformation experiment, using various mbinations of genes two at a time, the following ta were produced. Use the data to determine which gene(s) are linked to gene b Select all that apply. uccessful Unsuccessful otransformation Cotransformationı O a a and b, a and c; a and f. dand b d and e; d and f: a and e; band e; c and e; d ande f and e and d band e; and f O e O none Previous Answers Completed • Part C Use the data to determine which gene(s) are linked to gene e

• Part B a cotransformation experiment, using various mbinations of genes two at a time, the following ta were produced. Use the data to determine which gene(s) are linked to gene b Select all that apply. uccessful Unsuccessful otransformation Cotransformationı O a a and b, a and c; a and f. dand b d and e; d and f: a and e; band e; c and e; d ande f and e and d band e; and f O e O none Previous Answers Completed • Part C Use the data to determine which gene(s) are linked to gene e

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

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Author:Michael Cummings

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Chapter13: An Introduction To Genetic Technology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20QP: Analyzing Cloned Sequences A base change (A to T) is the mutational event that created the mutant...

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