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(2) Flower organ pattern formation is specified by the so-called A, B and C genes in Arabidopsis. A gene alone makes sepal, A and B together make petal, B and C together make stamen, and C alone makes carpel. Furthermore, A and C are mutually antagonistic. If there is a double mutant of B and C genes, what will be the expected phenotype? A) All sepals B) All petals C) All stamens D) All carpels E) None of the above

          (2) Flower organ pattern formation is specified by the so-called A, B and C genes in Arabidopsis. A gene alone makes sepal, A and B together make petal, B and C together make stamen, and C alone makes carpel. Furthermore, A and C are mutually antagonistic. If there is a double mutant of B and C genes, what will be the expected phenotype?
A) All sepals
B) All petals
C) All stamens
D) All carpels
E) None of the above
        
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(2) Flower organ pattern formation is specified by the so-called A, B and C genes in Arabidopsis. A gene alone makes sepal, A and B together make petal, B and C together make stamen, and C alone makes carpel. Furthermore, A and C are mutually antagonistic. If there is a double mutant of B and C genes, what will be the expected phenotype?
A) All sepals
B) All petals
C) All stamens
D) All carpels
E) None of the above

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00:01 So the question given here is about the flower organ pattern formation that is specified and so called what a, b and c genes, a, b and c genes in arabidopsis.
00:21 So a gene alone, a gene alone makes sepals.
00:27 A and b together.
00:29 A and b together.
00:31 Make petals and a alone what a alone make sepals right and b and c together make stemmen b and c together make stemmen right and c alone makes carpal carpal right furthermore a and c are mutually antagonistic a and c are mutually mutually antagonistic right and if there is a double mutant of b and c genes what will be the expected phenotype expected phenotype right so they're asking for the expected phenotype here what we know as both b and c b and c these are mutated in the double mutant so the answer is what that a is making all sepals here a is making all sepals.
01:51 This is because no petals can be formed as it need both a and b...
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