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Title: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: hunter4565 on Nov 2, 2013 Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies
Two different Drosophila flies (fruit flies), fly A and fly B, are shown below. Classify each phrase or term as applying to fly A only, fly B only, or both fly A and fly B. Drag each phrase or term to the appropriate bin. IMAGES BELOW! Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: padre on Nov 2, 2013 So, the options are (shown below) and you need to put them into the following columns?
Fly A only ............................. ........Fly B only......................... ......both fly and fly B 1. Homeotic mutant 2. Possesses mutant Hox genes 3. Possesses normal Hox genes 4. Exhibits normal pattern formation 5. Wild-type 6. Exhibits abnormal pattern formation 7. Produces transcription factors triggering gene expression for segment-specific structures Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: hunter4565 on Nov 2, 2013 Yes thats correct Padre
Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: padre on Nov 2, 2013 1. Homeotic mutant Fly A is a wild-type, but B isn't. (https://biology-forums.com/gallery/47/27_02_11_13_1_17_58.jpeg) (https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=14251) Homeotic mutant should go under bin B. That I know with complete certainty. #7 should go under both. #6 under B. #5 is the first bin, obviously. Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: hunter4565 on Nov 2, 2013 So would that mean that ?
2. Possesses mutant Hox genes = Bin B? 3. Possesses normal Hox genes = Bin A? 4. Exhibits normal pattern formation= Bin A? Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: bobbobbob123 on Nov 2, 2013 cool
Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: padre on Nov 3, 2013 I can confirm 4, not the rest.
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Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: bmitch06 on Apr 17, 2014 Bin A: wild type, normal pattern formation, normal Hox genes. Bin B: abnormal pattern formation, mutant Hox genes, homeotic mutant Bin C: produces transcription factors triggering gene expression for segment specific structures Awesome!! Got this right on the first try. Title: Re: Comparing wild-type and mutant fruit flies! HELP? Post by: ftorn11 on Jul 15, 2014 Thank you for the post!
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