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monsterpony · May 12, 2019 10:49 PM

Gene linkage fun

1) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Red (ee aa)

2) Blue Roan Tobiano (eE aa KitTOKitR) X Red (ee aa)

3) Blue Roan Tobiano (eE aa KitRKitTO) X Red (ee aa)

4) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitRKitTO) X Red (ee aa)

5) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR)

6) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitRKitTO)

LakeOndowaFarm · May 13, 2019 3:56 AM

Assuming no crossover. I have been working on a breeding experiment showing gene linkage for the past couple of seasons, but haven't posted my results yet.

1) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Red (ee aa)
50% Ee aa KitTo black tobiano
50% ee aa KitR red roan

2) Blue Roan Tobiano (eE aa KitTOKitR) X Red (ee aa)
50% ee aa KitTo chestnut tobiano
50 % Ee aa Kit R blue roan

3) Blue Roan Tobiano (eE aa KitRKitTO) X Red (ee aa)
50% ee aa KitR red roan
50% Ee aa KitTo black tobiano

4) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitRKitTO) X Red (ee aa)
50% Ee aa KitR blue roan
50% ee aa KitTo chestnut tobiano

5) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR)
25% EE aa KitToKitTo black tobiano
25% eE aa KitToKitR blue roan tobiano
25% eE aa KitRKitTo blue roan tobiano
25% ee aa KitRKitR red roan

6) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitRKitTO)
25% EE aa KitToKitR blue roan tobiano
25% Ee aa KitToKitTo black tobiano
25% eE aa KitR KitR blue roan
25% ee aa KitRKitTo red roan tobiano

monsterpony · May 15, 2019 1:13 PM

You are correct! And also, you are correct that this is assuming no crossover as there is generally a 4-7% chance of crossover in real life KIT genetics.

bluchrystals · May 15, 2019 1:25 PM

What is crossover?

monsterpony · May 15, 2019 10:08 PM

Crossover is a phenomenom that happens during the meiosis (making cells for reproduction so has as much DNA). At the point when DNA is collected into the tightly wound chromosomes, the two pairs (one each from sire and dam) can have their "arms" tangle up and pieces of DNA from one chromosome can get swap with the allele in the same locus of another. The closer together two loci are, the lower the chance of DNA crossing over. Extension and KIT are close enough that they usually don't cross, but you do see it happen about 4-7% of the time. For example, using the above question #1.

No crossing over, you get:
Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Red (ee aa)
50% Ee aa KitTo black tobiano
50% ee aa KitR red roan

Taking into account the possibility of 4% crossover, you get:
1) Blue Roan Tobiano (Ee aa KitTOKitR) X Red (ee aa)
48% Ee aa KitTOKit black tobiano
48% ee aa KitRKit red roan
2% Ee aa KitRKit blue roan
2% ee aa KitTOKit red tobiano

bluchrystals · May 16, 2019 2:59 PM

I would have answered with all four possibilities. Didn't realize that the percentage was so low on the last two.

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