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- Where is the illustration?What is chromosomal mapping?Below are two pictures of perithecium on microscope slides that have been squished under cover slips so that the asci inside have spread out. In the asci, we can clearly see the tan ascospores (light colored) and wildtype ascospores (dark colored). We will perform our tetrad analysis by counting how many of the asci are non-recombinant and how many of the acsi are recombinant. We can tell which are recombinant and non-recombinant by observing the patterns of the ascospores in the asci. See the patterns of ascospores for non- recombinant and recombinant asci in the table below. Ascospore pattern of non-recombinant asci OOOO OOOOO You will count the total number of non-recombinant and recombinant asci in the two pictures below. You will only count the asci that have a star next to them because these asci can be clearly identified as non-recombinant or recombinant. Select the correct number below after you are done. Total number of non-recombinant asci [Select] Ascospore pattern of…
