With reference to plant flowering pattern; match the terms of Column I with the most appropriate term of Column II. (Se-Sepal; Ca-Carpel; St-stamen; Pe-Petal)

s.no.	Homeotic mutants (Column 1)	S. No	Flower patterning (Column 2)
A.	Apetala2 mutant	I.	Ca-Ca-Ca-Ca
B.	Agamous /Apetala3 mutant	II.	Se-Pe-Pe-Se
C.	Agamous mutant	III.	Se-Se-Se-Se
D.	Apetala2/Apetala3 mutant	IV.	Ca-St-St-Ca

 

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Ratio of observed double crossovers to expected double crossovers is referred to as__

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Effects of double crossover in two-strand is___

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Transduction in which any gene can be transferred from one bacterial cell to another by a virus is called

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The exchange of bacterial genes clearly required direct contact, that is given by

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In some sheep, the presence of beard is produced by an autosomal allele that is dominant in males and recessive in females. A beard female is crossed with a homozygous beardless male. One of the resulting F1 females is crossed with a beardless male. What proportion of the male and female progeny from this cross will have beard in F2 generation?

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In goats, a beard is produced by an autosomal allele that is dominant in males and recessive in females. If  cross the beardless female with heterozygous beard male, what will be the proportion of female beard in F1 generation?