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searcher has made a UAS transgenic line that drives a muscle transcription factor is attached to GFP (green florescent protein). This line is homozygous viable so keeps it as a pure line. She gets a fly line that has a promoter construct that resses Gal4 in the eyes, and that line is homozygous lethal, what a pain. So she ntifies a carrier for the Gal4 transgenic and crosses it to one of her UAS flies, and ks at the progeny. Where does she expect to see GFP, and what are the numbers should expect? (Hint: use a Punnet square, and first figure out if your parents are nozygous or not.) No expression in this generation. The eyes in one eighth of the progeny. The eyes in one quarter of the progeny. The eyes in one half of the progeny. The eyes in all of the progeny.

searcher has made a UAS transgenic line that drives a muscle transcription factor is attached to GFP (green florescent protein). This line is homozygous viable so keeps it as a pure line. She gets a fly line that has a promoter construct that resses Gal4 in the eyes, and that line is homozygous lethal, what a pain. So she ntifies a carrier for the Gal4 transgenic and crosses it to one of her UAS flies, and ks at the progeny. Where does she expect to see GFP, and what are the numbers should expect? (Hint: use a Punnet square, and first figure out if your parents are nozygous or not.) No expression in this generation. The eyes in one eighth of the progeny. The eyes in one quarter of the progeny. The eyes in one half of the progeny. The eyes in all of the progeny.

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A researcher has made a UAS transgenic line that drives a muscle transcription factor that is attached to GFP (green florescent protein). This line is homozygous viable so she keeps it as a pure line. She gets a fly line that has a promoter construct that expresses Gal4 in the eyes, and that line is homozygous lethal, what a pain. So she identifies a carrier for the Gal4 transgenic and crosses it to one of her UAS flies, and looks at the progeny. Where does she expect to see GFP, and what are the numbers she should expect? (Hint: use a Punnet square, and first figure out if your parents are homozygous or not.) No expression in this generation. The eyes in one eighth of the progeny. The eyes in one quarter of the progeny. The eyes in one half of the progeny. The eyes in all of the progeny.
Transcribed Image Text:A researcher has made a UAS transgenic line that drives a muscle transcription factor that is attached to GFP (green florescent protein). This line is homozygous viable so she keeps it as a pure line. She gets a fly line that has a promoter construct that expresses Gal4 in the eyes, and that line is homozygous lethal, what a pain. So she identifies a carrier for the Gal4 transgenic and crosses it to one of her UAS flies, and looks at the progeny. Where does she expect to see GFP, and what are the numbers she should expect? (Hint: use a Punnet square, and first figure out if your parents are homozygous or not.) No expression in this generation. The eyes in one eighth of the progeny. The eyes in one quarter of the progeny. The eyes in one half of the progeny. The eyes in all of the progeny.
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