Is It Possible for Two Different Genes Located on the Same

question 9

Multiple Choice

Is it possible for two different genes located on the same chromosome to assort independently?

• A) No, if two genes are on the same chromosome, they will be linked and the recombination frequency will be less than 50%.
• B) Yes, if the two genes are close enough to each other, there will be a limited number of crossover events between them.
• C) No, there will be very high crossover interference such that the recombination frequency will be reduced significantly.
• D) Yes, if the genes are far enough apart on the same chromosome, a crossover will occur between them in just about every meiotic event.
• E) Yes, but only if the two genes are both homozygous.

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