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This document reports the results of a chi-square test performed on progeny data from a genetic cross. The observed and expected ratios across four phenotypes (PL, Pl, pL, pl) are shown, and a chi-square value of 134.74 is calculated, exceeding the critical value for 3 degrees of freedom and rejecting the hypothesis that the alleles segregate independently. Further calculations estimate the recombination frequency at 20% and show the expected ratios assuming linkage. A second chi-square test is reported with the expected ratios adjusted for linkage, but the hypothesis of linkage is still rejected at the 5% significance level.
This document reports the results of a chi-square test performed on progeny data from a genetic cross. The observed and expected ratios across four phenotypes (PL, Pl, pL, pl) are shown, and a chi-square value of 134.74 is calculated, exceeding the critical value for 3 degrees of freedom and rejecting the hypothesis that the alleles segregate independently. Further calculations estimate the recombination frequency at 20% and show the expected ratios assuming linkage. A second chi-square test is reported with the expected ratios adjusted for linkage, but the hypothesis of linkage is still rejected at the 5% significance level.
This document reports the results of a chi-square test performed on progeny data from a genetic cross. The observed and expected ratios across four phenotypes (PL, Pl, pL, pl) are shown, and a chi-square value of 134.74 is calculated, exceeding the critical value for 3 degrees of freedom and rejecting the hypothesis that the alleles segregate independently. Further calculations estimate the recombination frequency at 20% and show the expected ratios assuming linkage. A second chi-square test is reported with the expected ratios adjusted for linkage, but the hypothesis of linkage is still rejected at the 5% significance level.
Expected is from = expected ratio X total progeny observed
Total number of progeny is 381 individuals. Chi-square formula is X 2 = {(o-e) 2 }/e Phenotype PL Pl pL pl O-E 284-214,3125 21-71,4375 21-71,4375 55-23,8125 69,6875 -50,4375 -50,4375 31,1875 (O-E) 2 4856,347656 2543,941406 2543,941406 972,660 (O-E) 2 / E 22,67 35,61 35,61 40,85 (O-E) 2 / E 134,74
DF= phenotype-1 DF= 4-1 = 3
Look to the r= 3 (df) And = 5% or 0,05 (in 0,950 row) The value is 7,815, because the X 2 counting > X 2 table So the hypothesis that the alel segragate freely(independently) and all equaly viable are rejected. How about linkage??? Notice That homozygote recessive only can be inherited If Two pl genotype are met. So 55/341= 0,16~ So if probabilitas of ppll is probabilitas of pl times pl, so if the ppll is 0,16 then the pl is the square root of 0,16, then pl is 0,4. Next pl is one of the parental genotype beside PL, so the sum of parental is (PL+pl) is 0,4+0,4= 0,8.... Then the recombinan is 0,2 or 20%.
Expected is from = expected ratio X total progeny observed phenotype PL Pl pL Pl Observe (O) 284 21 21 55 Expected ratio 0,66 0,09 0,09 0,16 Expected (E) 251,46 34,29 34,29 60,96 O-E 32,54 -13,29 -13,29 -5,96 (O-E) 2 1058,8516 176,6241 176,6241 35,5216 (O-E) 2 / E 4,21 5,15 5,15 0,42 (O-E) 2 / E 14,93
DF= phenotype-1 DF= 4-1 = 3
Look to the r= 3 (df) And = 5% or 0,05 (in 0,950 row) The value is 7,815, because the X 2 counting > X 2 table Still the hypotesis for lingkage is rejected.
If compared, from linked or not, it is more likely to be linked.... but still not well accepted in 0,05.