17 ion Status:QUESTION 17Consider the recombination frequencies data below from a series of two-point crosses that were carried out for genes found at sevenloci (a, b, c, d, e, f, and g). Use this data to answer the following questions. Which gene is found in between the genes f and g?Loci% RecombinationLoci% Recombinationa and b50c and dc and ec and fc and gd and ed and fd and ge and fe and gfand g29a and c5041a and d5050a and ea and fa and gb and cb and db and eb and fb and g505050125050505050505050291811O a. Gene cOb.Gene dOc Gene aO d. Genes b and eOe. None of the above

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QUESTION 17 Consider the recombination frequencies data below from a series of two-point crosses that were carried out for genes found at seven loci (a, b, c, d, e, f, and g). Use this data to answer the following questions. Which gene is found in between the genes f and g? Loci % Recombination 50 Loci c and d c and e c and f с аnd g d and e % Recombination 29 a and b a and c a and d a and e a and f a and g b and c b and d b and e b and f b and g 50 41 50 50 50 50 50 12 d and f d and g e and f e and g fand g 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 29 18 11 O a. Gene c Ob. Gene d Oc Gene a O d. Genes b and e Oe None of the above

QUESTION 17 Consider the recombination frequencies data below from a series of two-point crosses that were carried out for genes found at seven loci (a, b, c, d, e, f, and g). Use this data to answer the following questions. Which gene is found in between the genes f and g? Loci % Recombination 50 Loci c and d c and e c and f с аnd g d and e % Recombination 29 a and b a and c a and d a and e a and f a and g b and c b and d b and e b and f b and g 50 41 50 50 50 50 50 12 d and f d and g e and f e and g fand g 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 29 18 11 O a. Gene c Ob. Gene d Oc Gene a O d. Genes b and e Oe None of the above

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