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Can someone please explain how they got the answers in a clear and simple way.
27. (18 points) The following pathway produces pigments in butterfly wings, a diploid organism. The 5 genes for these enzymes are all on different chromosomes. Show your work. 4 Orange Red White Yellow 2 Blue Enzyme #1 converts a white precursor to a yellow pigment. Enzyme #2 converts yellow to blue pigment, and enzyme #3 converts yellow to orange pigment. Both enzymes #4 and #5 can convert orange pigment into red pigment. Wild-type butterflies have functional copies of all 5 enzymes, make both red and blue pigments, and so have a purple color. Butterflies that make blue pigment plus orange pigment (but not red) are brown a) You have butterflies each with loss-of-function mutations in two genes: a 1-1- 2-2- butterfly and a 2-2- 3-3-butterfly. Each is homozygous wild-type for all other genes. You cross them to make F1 progeny, then cross F1 siblings to make F2 progeny. What colors do you expect among F1 and F2 generations? red (2 pts) Color of F1 generation individuals: Fraction of F2 generation of each color (if 0, leave blank): White: 4/16 Purple Yellow: 3/16 Orange: Red: 9/16 Blue: Brown: b) You cross a true-breeding blue butterfly to a true-breeding orange butterfly. The blue butterfly is homozygous recessive for only one gene. You cross them to make F1 progeny, then cross F.1 siblings to make F2 progeny. What colors do you expect among F1 and F2 generations? Color of F1 generation individuals: purple(2 pts) Fraction of F2 generation of each color (if 0, leave blank): White: - Yellow: 16/256 (1/16 Orange: 3/256 Red: 45/256 Blue: 48/256 (-3/16) Purple: 135/256 Brown: 9/256Explanation / Answer
For understanding purpose let us consider the enzyme-coding genes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 as A, B, C, D and E
a) In the cross between two mutants for first 3 genes, 1-1-2-2 X 2-2-3-3 can be considered as
aabbCCDDEE X AAbbccDDEE
F1 generation= AabbCcDDEE (here enzyme 1 and enzyme 3 mutations are complimented due to the other gamete)
=The butterfly in F1 generation able to produce all enzymes except enzyme 2(represented here by B).
So F1 butterfly will be in red colour.
If F1 are intercrossed to produce F2.
AabbCcDDEE x AabbCcDDEE
gametes= AbCDE, abCDE, AbcDE, abcDE ( here bDE are common in all gametes)
AACCbbDDEE
Red
AACcbbDDEE
Red
AaCCbbDDEE
Red
AaCCbbDDEE
Red
AACcbbDDEE
Red
AAccbbDDEE
Yellow
AaCcbbDDEE
Red
AaccbbDDEE
Yellow
AaCcbbDDEE
Red
AaCcbbDDEE
Red
aaCCbbDDEE
White
aaCcbbDDEE
White
AaCcbbDDEE
Red
AaccbbDDEE
Yellow
aaCcbbDDEE
White
aaccbbDDEE
White
9/16= red, Yellow = 3/16, White = 4/16
b) If we cross true breeding blue butter fly with orange
AABBccDDEE (blue homozygous for one gene) X AAbbCCddee (orange)
F1= AABbCcDdEe (purple colour)
If F1 intercrossed to produce F2
AABbCcDdEe X AABbCcDdEe
the proportion of different coloured butterflies in F2
white - No white butterfly possible because of the AA genotype in both F1
Yellow= produced by AAbbccddee genotype only so= It is in 16/256 proportion
Explanation: In tetrahybrid cross, it is tedious to build a punnet square board for evaluating all phenotypes or genotypes. It can be simply solved by multiplying the monohybrid ratios of the different locus to give a phenotipic ratio of tetrahybrid.
Yellow colour can be produced by phenotype
AAbbccddee offspring= so if we multiply all monohybrid ratios then
1X 1/4X 1/4x 1/4x11/4=1/256
Like wise
Purple= AAB-C-D-E-= 1x 3/4x 3/4x3/4x3/4=81/256
Yellow= AAbbccddee= 1X 1/4 X1/4x 1/4x 1/4= 1/256
orange= AAbbC-ddee=1 X 1/4X3/4x1/4x 1/4=3/256
Red is produced by 4 or 5 enzymes
so we can add all possiblilities
AAbbC-D-E- + AAbbC-D-ee + AAbbC-ddE- = 45/256
AAbbC-D-E- = 1x 1/4x 3/4x 3/4 x3/4=27/256
AAbbC-D-ee= 1x 1/4x 3/4x 3/4x1/4=9/256
AAbbC-ddE-= 1x 1/4x 3/4x 1/4x 3/4= 9/256
Blue= Blue can be produced by
AAB-ccD-E-+ AAB-ccD-ee + AAB-ccddE-+AAB-ccddee= 48/256
AAB-ccD-E-= 1x 3/4x1/4x3/4x3/4=27/256
AAB-ccD-ee =1x 3/4x 1/4x 3/4x 1/4=9/256
AAB-ccddE-= 1x3/4x1/4x1/4x3/4=9/256
AAB-ccddee=1x 3/4x1/4x1/4x1/4=3/256
Brown can be produced by
AAB-C-ddee= 1x3/4x 3/4x 1/4x1/4=9/256.
ACbDE AcbDE aCbDE acbDE ACbDEAACCbbDDEE
Red
AACcbbDDEE
Red
AaCCbbDDEE
Red
AaCCbbDDEE
Red
AcbDEAACcbbDDEE
Red
AAccbbDDEE
Yellow
AaCcbbDDEE
Red
AaccbbDDEE
Yellow
aCbDEAaCcbbDDEE
Red
AaCcbbDDEE
Red
aaCCbbDDEE
White
aaCcbbDDEE
White
acbDEAaCcbbDDEE
Red
AaccbbDDEE
Yellow
aaCcbbDDEE
White
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White