Part I

Part II

Part III

Summarizing

F2 Data

F2 Progeny Part I

F2 Progeny Part II

Standard Error Of 'p', The Recombination Fraction

Summary

The Amount Of Information And Its Uses

Homework
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F2 Repulsion Progeny Part I

AaBb x AaBb F2 progeny

One should expect 9:3:3:1 ratio w/o linkage

With repulsion linkage we expect:

class of gametes expected proportion
AB p
Ab 1-p
aB 1-p
ab p

We can derive the expected proportions of each of the classes of zygotes using a Punnett square. We use the concept of independence for the probability of male and female gametes uniting. We are not assuming independence between the A and B loci.

  P/2
AB
(1-p)/2
Ab
(1-p)/2
aB
p/2
ab
p/2AB AABB
p2/4
p(1-p)/4 p(1-p)/4 p2/4
(1-p)/2Ab p(1-p)/4 (1-p)2/4 (1-p)2/4 p(1-p)/4
(1-p)/2aB p(1-p)/4 (1-p)2/4 (1-p)2/4 p(1-p)/4
p/2 ab p2/4 p(1-p)/4 p(1-p)/4 p2/4 aabb

Let us collect like terms.

class Proportion A_B_ Phenotype
AABB p2/4
AABb p(1-p)/4
AaBB p(1-p)/4
AaBb p2/4
AABb p(1-p)/4
AaBb (1-p)2/4
AaBB p(1-p)/4
AaBb p(1-p)2/4
AaBb p2/4

 p2 + p2 + p2 + p(1-p) + p(1-p) + p(1-p) + p(1-p)
 4     4     4       4           4          4            4
+ (1-p)2 + (1-p)2
     4           4

= 3p2 + 4p(1-p) + 2(1-p)2
    4         4           4

= 3p2 + 4p - 4p2 + 2(1 - 2p + p2)
                    4

= 3p2 + 4p - 4p2 + 2 - 4p + 2p2
                    4

= p2 + 2
      4

= P(A_B_)

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