Backcross
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Backcross (Bc) refers to mating of heterozygous F1 generation individual with the homozygous parental generation individual. In the presence of complete dominance (A > a), the following genotypic and phenotypic ratios can be found in the Bc generation:
Monohybridism (single locus / gene, two alleles)
Bc – Monohybridism:
- Aa x AA
Genotype ratio: 1 (AA) : 1 (Aa)
Phenotype ratio: uniform
- Aa x aa
Genotype ratio: 1 (Aa) : 1 (aa)
Phenotype ratio: 1 (Aa) : 1 (aa)
Dihybridism (two loci / genes with two alleles each)
Bc – Dihybridism:
- AaBb x AABB
Genotype ratio': 1 (AABB) : 1 (AABb) : 1 (AaBB) : 1 (AaBb)
Phenotype ratio: uniform
- AaBb x aabb
Genotype ratio: 1 (AaBb) : 1 (Aabb) : 1 (aaBb) : 1 (aabb)
Phenotype ratio: 1 : 1 : 1 : 1
