Please help me answer question 6 thank you 6. A panel of cell lines was created from human-mouse somatic-cell fusions. Each line was examined for the presence of humanchromosomes and for the production of the enzyme encoded bythegeneof interest. The following results were obtained:Cell Enzyme Human ChromosomesLine1489 12 14 17 22 X+- - +++В- - + -+++ + +C+- +++++ +-+++++ +--On the basis of these results, the gene encoding the enzyme ofinterest is located on which human chromosome?Table 3-1 Critical Values of the x? Distributiondf0.9950.9750.90.50.10.050.0250.011.000.0000.0160.4552.7063.8415.0246.63520.0100.0510.2111.3864.6055.9917.3789.21030.0720.2160.5842.3666.2517.8159.34811.34540.2070.4841.0643.3577.7799.48811.14313.2770.4120.8311.6104.3519.23611.07012.83215.0860.6761.2372.2045.34810.64512.59214.44916.81270.9891.6902.8336.34612.01714.06716.01318.4751.3442.1803.4907.34413.36215.50717.53520.0909.1.7352.7004.1688.34314.68416.91919.02321.666102.1563.2474.8659.34215.98718.30720.48323.209112.6033.8165.578 10.34117.27519.67521.92024.725123.0744.4046.304 11.34018.54921.02623.33726.217133.5655.0097.042 12.34019.812 22.36224.73627.688144.0755.6297.790 13.33921.064 23.68526.11929.141154.6016.2628.54714.33922.30724.99627.48830.578Table 3-1Introduction to Genetic Analysis, Tenth Edition© 2012 W. H. Freeman and Company

A, B, C and D are cell lines created from human-mouse somatic cell fusions. Here A, C and D shows…

6. A panel of cell lines was created from human-mouse somatic- cell fusions. Each line was examined for the presence of human chromosomes and for the production of the enzyme encoded by the gene of interest. The following results were obtained: Cell Enzyme Human Chromosomes Line 1489 12 14 17 22 X A - ++ - В + - + + + + + C +++ + + D + ++ - + + On the basis of these results, the gene encoding the enzyme of interest is located on which human chromosome? + +

6. A panel of cell lines was created from human-mouse somatic- cell fusions. Each line was examined for the presence of human chromosomes and for the production of the enzyme encoded by the gene of interest. The following results were obtained: Cell Enzyme Human Chromosomes Line 1489 12 14 17 22 X A - ++ - В + - + + + + + C +++ + + D + ++ - + + On the basis of these results, the gene encoding the enzyme of interest is located on which human chromosome? + +

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