When two crossovers occur between two genetic loci, it can give the appearance that none have taken place, resulting in undercalculation of the recombination frequency. this is known as a (n) : ?

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Andres

17 April, 08:16

When two crossovers occur between two genetic loci, it can give the appearance that none have taken place, resulting in undercalculation of the recombination frequency. this is known as a (n) : ?

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Kaliyah Wall · Answer 1

The process is known as double cross-over. It is the two chromosomal cross-overs, in a region of study, as a result of which t appears that no crossover has taken place, and leads to the miscalculation of a recombination frequency.