Departments of Plant Pathology and Agronomy, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska 68583.
Genetics. 1979 Aug;92(4):1231-9. doi: 10.1093/genetics/92.4.1231.
Reciprocal crosses were made between pairs of plants showing the "aberrant ratio" (AR) effect at the a locus, and simultaneously between these plants and an aa tester. The results suggested that the AR effect in the particular line that was used could be explained by inactivation of a gene other than A, but also required for aleurone color. Segregation ratios in additional crosses largely fit expectations predicted on the basis of this hypothesis.
在 a 位点表现出“异常比例”(AR)效应的植物对之间以及这些植物与 aa 测试者之间进行了相互杂交。结果表明,所使用的特定系中的 AR 效应可以用除 A 以外的其他基因失活来解释,但该基因也是糊粉层颜色所必需的。其他杂交的分离比在很大程度上符合基于这一假设预测的预期。