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Huntington disease: H = dominant; h = normal Molecular marke…

Huntington disease: H = dominant; h = normal Molecular marker (MM) alleles: M1 = molecular marker allele 1; M2 = allele 2; M3= allele 3 In 50 families analyzed, one parent is HM2/hM3 (H__M2 h__M3) and the other parent is hM1/hM1 (h__M1 h__M1). In 50 children: -20 have the Huntington allele (H) and molecular markers M1 and M2 -20 have two normal alleles (h) and molecular markers M1 and M3 -5 have the Huntington allele (H) and molecular markers M1 and M3 -5 have two normal alleles (h) and molecular markers M1 and M2 What is the recombination frequency? How many map units apart is the Huntington allele from the molecular marker?

Huntington disease: H = dominant; h = normal Molecular marke…

Posted on: June 6, 2025 Last updated on: June 6, 2025 Written by: Anonymous Categorized in: Uncategorized
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