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what is a test cross
heterozygote to a homozygote recessive
what is the result of epistasis
alteration of the characteristic ratios we expect from the dihybrid cross
what is epistasis
a mutation in a gene that causes a different phenotypic expression of a related gene
what is the outcome of a dihybrid cross when there is an epistatic relationship between the two genes
9:7
what gene in the adenine pathway causes a red coloration in yeast
the ade2 gene does this
what are the 2 different maize kernel color pathways
one is the pathway that determines endosperm color while the other is the pathway that is required for determining the aleurone color
when can endosperm be observed
when aleurone is colorless
what are the two alleles for endosperm color, and what colors do they lead to
Y and y
even one Y → yellow
yy → white
what are the locuses for the aleurone color and which lead to a red color aleurone
C → R → A → P
loss of function on the P locus
what type of allele is C’
it is a dominant yet non functional allele that results in a colorless aleurone
what does it mean if your calculated value is greater than the critical value for chi square test
that the hypothesis is rejected
what is the dihybrid cross ratio for a dominant epistatic relationship
12:3
what is the dihybrid cross ratio for recessive epistatic relationship
9:3:4
what is the dihybrid cross ratio for a dominant and recessive epistatic relationship
9:3:4
what is the dihybrid cross ratio for a duplicate dominant epistasis
15:1
what is the dihybrid cross ratio for a duplicate recessive epistatic ratio
9:7
what about a duplicate dominant and recessive epistatic ratio
13:3