Question: The phenotypes are repeated below: UNC-A, UNC-B: very slow movement UNC-C, UNC-E, UNC-F: no mov…
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Show transcribed image text The phenotypes are repeated below: UNC-A, UNC-B: very slow movement UNC-C, UNC-E, UNC-F: no movement UNC-D, UNC-G: unusually rapid movement From double mutant analysis you observe the following: UNC-C and UNC-G rightarrow no movement UNC-E and UNC-G rightarrow unusually rapid movement UNC-C and UNC-D rightarrow unusually rapid movement After sequencing the mutated genes, you hypothesize that you are looking at components of a signaling pathway that stimulates muscle contraction. Taking into account these results and information from question 1c above, draw the pathway for these four genes (C, D, G and E) using the correct symbols to indicate the wildtype functions of the genes. Erightarrow G rightarrow C rightarrow D rightarrow movement
The phenotypes are repeated below: UNC-A, UNC-B: very slow movement UNC-C, UNC-E, UNC-F: no movement UNC-D, UNC-G: unusually rapid movement From double mutant analysis you observe the following: UNC-C and UNC-G rightarrow no movement UNC-E and UNC-G rightarrow unusually rapid movement UNC-C and UNC-D rightarrow unusually rapid movement After sequencing the mutated genes, you hypothesize that you are looking at components of a signaling pathway that stimulates muscle contraction. Taking into account these results and information from question 1c above, draw the pathway for these four genes (C, D, G and E) using the correct symbols to indicate the wildtype functions of the genes. Erightarrow G rightarrow C rightarrow D rightarrow movement
