Hi can some explain how would one know how to enter a dark mutation which is either split to blue or turquoise in the genetic calculator which gives 2 options, namely:-
T1
T2
Thanks
Lushen
T1, T2 ???
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T1, T2 ???
2014 Pairs
Green x Green
DGreen x DBlue
DE Blue/ino x DBlue
Grey/ino x Albino
Pallidino x Lutino
DE Blue Turq x Grey
DE Grey Turq x Blue
Greygreen/cinn x DE Blue Cinn
DE DBlue Turq x Blue Turq CHWT
Blue x DBlue Turq
Blue x Blue Pallid
Lutino/blue x Blue
Green x Green
DGreen x DBlue
DE Blue/ino x DBlue
Grey/ino x Albino
Pallidino x Lutino
DE Blue Turq x Grey
DE Grey Turq x Blue
Greygreen/cinn x DE Blue Cinn
DE DBlue Turq x Blue Turq CHWT
Blue x DBlue Turq
Blue x Blue Pallid
Lutino/blue x Blue
Re: T1, T2 ???
Hi Lushen,
First you enter Dark SF. It means that there is only one chromossome carrying the Dark mutation. Then you enter split for Blue or for Turquoise, and at this moment it will appear the option to choose type 1 or type 2 linkage. Then you choose one or the other depending if Dark is in the same chromossome than Blue or Turquoise (T1) or in a diferent one (T2).
Of course we can do more complicated : how to input data for a SF Dark heterozygous BlueTurquoise with Turquoise in type 2 linkage respective to Dark?
Regards
Recio
First you enter Dark SF. It means that there is only one chromossome carrying the Dark mutation. Then you enter split for Blue or for Turquoise, and at this moment it will appear the option to choose type 1 or type 2 linkage. Then you choose one or the other depending if Dark is in the same chromossome than Blue or Turquoise (T1) or in a diferent one (T2).
Of course we can do more complicated : how to input data for a SF Dark heterozygous BlueTurquoise with Turquoise in type 2 linkage respective to Dark?
Regards
Recio
Re: T1, T2 ???
Hi Recio
How can we determine if a bird has a certain mutation on t1 or t2 ? can you please give an example in which mutation being on t1 and t2 can effect the outcome. thanks
How can we determine if a bird has a certain mutation on t1 or t2 ? can you please give an example in which mutation being on t1 and t2 can effect the outcome. thanks
Re: T1, T2 ???
By studing the % offspring for each mutation combination or by studying the % siblings for each mutation combination, if you know the parents.Sherjil wrote:Hi Recio
How can we determine if a bird has a certain mutation on t1 or t2 ?
You should try with Cinnamon and SL-ino, playing with both situations in the genetic calculator. This kind of situation appears between/among sex linked mutations (Cinnamon, SL-ino, Pallid, Opaline, Dom Edge, ...) and between Dark and Blue or its alleles.Sherjil wrote: can you please give an example in which mutation being on t1 and t2 can effect the outcome. thanks
Regards
Recio