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One of the parent of a cross has a mutation in its mitochondria. In that cross , that parent is taken as a male. During segregation of F2 progenies that mutation is found in                                                      [Its answer is (b) , but my question is that why mutation is not transferred to progeny .As mitochondria also carry its own genetic material ]: (a)one- third of the progenies  (b) none of the progenies (c)all the progenies (d) 50% of the progenies
Asked by Balbir | 30 Dec, 2019, 09:51: PM
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It is the female reproductive cell which usually carries more cytoplasm and cytoplasmic organelles than the male cell and hence, naturally would be expected to influence non-Mendelian traits.

Since in the present case the male parent (not female) had mutation in mitochondria, there are neglible chances of the mutation being inherited.

Hence, the correct answer is option b – none of the progenies.

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