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How can recombination frequencies be used to map genetic loci?

daveallens

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How can recombination frequencies be used to map genetic loci?

can you explain in detail? thanks

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rlin26

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11 years ago

Because the greater the frequency of crossing-over, the greater the distance between the genes. Therefore, if crossing-over (recombination) occurs in, say, 23% of the offspring, we assume the genes are 23 map units apart...

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