Please assist with this question 3. Three autosomal genes are linked along the same chromosome. The distancebetween gene A and B is 7 mu, the distance between B and C is 11 mu, and thedistance between A and C is 4 mu. An individual who is AA bb CC was crossed to anindividual who is aa BB cc to produce heterozygous F1 offspring. The F1 offspring werethen crossed to homozygous aa bb cc individuals to produce F2 offspring.A. Draw the arrangement of alleles on the chromosomes in the parents and in the F1offspring.B. Where would a crossover have to occur to produce an F2 offspring that washeterozygous for all three genes?C. If we assume that no double crossovers occur in this region, what percentage of F2offspring is likely to be homozygous for all three gene?

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3. Three autosomal genes are linked along the same chromosome. The distance
between gene A and B is 7 mu, the distance between B and C is 11 mu, and the
distance between A and C is 4 mu. An individual who is AA bb CC was crossed to an
individual who is aa BB cc to produce heterozygous F1 offspring. The F1 offspring were
then crossed to homozygous aa bb cc individuals to produce F2 offspring.
A. Draw the arrangement of alleles on the chromosomes in the parents and in the F1
offspring.
B. Where would a crossover have to occur to produce an F2 offspring that was
heterozygous for all three genes?
C. If we assume that no double crossovers occur in this region, what percentage of F2
offspring is likely to be homozygous for all three gene?

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