Genetics: Trihybrid Cross: The Forked Line Method
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How Did you get 16 for the denominator? Should it be 64? Im CONFUSED
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Thank you so much for this video and such a clear explanation.
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You just save my life. Thank u sooooooOOOOOOOOO much!
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you made my life so much easier!!! i hate genetics but you really made it less complicated! i wanna see more stuff abt fruit flies and all...thanks ALOT!!!
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@seifer128 Multiply the probabilities. So say the frequency of a genotype for one gene is 3/4 and another genotype for another gene is 1/2. The frequency of BOTH occurring in one organism is 3/8.
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God bless you
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how will i know if that there is 27/64 9/64 9/64 9/64 3/64 3/64 3/64 1/64? please explain it further..
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Helped with my AP Biology homework. Thanks.
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i want to make sweet love to you for this
The very end result shows the genotypes with their frequencies, and the rest of the video explains how to get that result.
DNAunion 2 months ago
what happens if i have
AA x aa ?? dont you get all Aa , how would you set that up???
1Aa?
or like aaxaa? is that even possible...
hellokittydimaggio 1 year ago
@hellokittydimaggio
That's a simple monohybrid cross between two pure-breeding lines. That's too basic for the videos I have made. Also, since you are a beginner at genetics, you might want to use a Punnett square. You can search for those terms (monohybrid and/or Punnett) for videos.
DNAunion 1 year ago
this video looks really helpful and I would like to watch it all but it keeps stopping..
lainemichelleallen 1 year ago
@lainemichelleallen
I just watched it all the way through and it worked fine. Your Internet connection may have acted up while you were trying to watch it.
DNAunion 1 year ago