Question: In analyzing a big sample of yeast colonies on a petri dish, a geneticist finds an abnormal-looking colony that is very small. This small colony was crossed with wild type, and products of meiosis (ascospores) were spread on a plate to produce colonies. In total, there were 188 wild-type (normal size) colonies and 180 small ones. What would be the genetic makeup of the ascospores?Question 10 options:
The tetrad in the ascus would be s, s, s, s+.
The tetrad in the ascus would be s+, s+, s+, s+.
The tetrad in the ascus would be s+, s+, s, s.
The tetrad in the ascus would be s, s, s, s.
The tetrad in the ascus would be s+, s+, s+, s.