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Investigation of Viable Heterozygote Variants in Wild-Type T5-6b Lines

This study examines the genetic characteristics of the wild-type variant T5-6b, focusing on heterozygote traits. With a notable genetic map distance of 300 cM at 50 cM intervals, we analyze how adjacent and alternate disjunction affects viability. Female viable individuals of the conferring DpDf genotype demonstrate differences in disjunction patterns, with some exhibiting normal viability while others, like DfDp, show abortive traits. These insights aid our understanding of genetic stability and viability within the T5-6b lineage.

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Investigation of Viable Heterozygote Variants in Wild-Type T5-6b Lines

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  1. A NOR 6 5 Wild- type 6 5 6 5 T5-6b heterozygote 65 56 300 cM 50 cM 6 5 DpDf 65 5 B 5 6 Viable Normal Alternate disjunction 56 65 Viable T5-6b 65 5 Female Viable DpDf Adjacent I disjunction 56 6 Aborts DfDp

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