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A Neurospora strain that requires glutamic acid (glu) for growth was mated to a strain that requires leucine (leu) for growth. The cross produces the following progeny: How far is glutamic acid from its
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A Neurospora strain that requires glutamic acid (glu) for growth was mated to a strain that requires leucine (leu) for growth. The cross produces the following progeny: How far is glutamic acid from its centromere?

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A Neurospora strain that requires glutamic acid (glu) for growth was mated to a strain-example-1
A Neurospora strain that requires glutamic acid (glu) for growth was mated to a strain-example-2
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