The order of these linked genes on the chromosome is G-E-D-F.
- Linked genes are genes located on the same chromosome, thereby they do not segregate (separate) independently during meiosis.
- Centimorgans (cM) is a unit used in genetics to measure genetic linkage.
- One (1) centimorgan is equal to a 1% of chance that a linked gene on a given chromosome will segregate from a second linked gene (i.e., a gene located in the same chromosome) due to genetic recombination.
- In this case, the sequential order of the linked genes is:
G------------------E-------------D---------------F
G-----------11cM---------------D
G-----7cM------E
G-------------------22cM----------------------F
E----4cM---D
In conclusion, the order of these linked genes on the chromosome is G-E-D-F.
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