Dominant Gene transfer | Back cross method for Dominant Gene | Back Cross by Tanisha Gangrade

Dominant Gene transfer | Back cross method for Dominant Gene | Back Cross by Tanisha Gangrade
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I am Tanisha Gangrade.
Welcome to our KZbin channel TG Agri.
We will learn in this video Respectively-
- About Back Cross
- What is Back Cross method ?
- Objective of Back Cross Method.
- Terminology of
(1) Recurrent Parent
(2) Non-recurrent Parent
Types of Back Cross Method on the basis of Gene Transfer
(1) for Dominant Gene
(2) for Recessive Gene
- Procedure of Back Cross Method for Dominant Gene Transfer
- Merits and Demerits of Back Cross Method
- some important point, based on JRF
- Previous year JRF Questions
""Reference :- B.D. Singh""
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13) Reciprocal Recurrent Selection
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14) Back Cross Method (Dominant gene)
• Dominant Gene transfer...
15) Back Cross Method (Recessive Gene)
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Awesome explanation mam ,thank you very much for your efforts 😊

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Nice, Teaching Mam!!!😇😍🤗

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Tqx ma'am, 🙏 very useful for my second semester, Love from kerala 😊

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Thanks mam...your videos helped me very much in my last year plant breeding subject.

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[@Unscripted.Life.Smiles]

Demerits : 1. End progeny is not superior than parents 2.linkage drag...that is linkage of genes sometimes effects the process of gene transfer ..so desirable gene transfer maybot occur. 3. Hybridization has to be done many times which is costly and time taking .

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Best explaination

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very well defined

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Thanks didi 😚

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Thanks mam for this video... Can you please explain about hetrosis in next video???

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मैम आपकी वजह से मेरा 10 नंबर का पेपर सही गया है मैं थर्ड सेमेस्टर में हूं और ऐसी वीडियो हो तो डालो

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Madam plz send video on heterosis

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Next part please

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PlZ about about biostatistics and amino acids

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Inbreeding depression kya hai🙏

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Why we cross Rr to rr-rust susceptible ?

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Back cross method for recessive gene transfer K bareme vi bnay

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Mam multilines cross ka lectures daliye

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Plz make video on Molecular Plant Breeding techniques

[@Unscripted.Life.Smiles]

Merits : 1. We can know the end result before ..as it is going to be similiar to reccurent parent. 2. no need of testing end result. So we can save 3 to 5 yrs time as no testing process. 3.we can use it under greenhouse i.e., in offseason also we can carryout this process. 4. Less population is required for this process 5.only process where interspecific transfere of desirable genes is seen. 6. Cytoplasm transfere is only possible through this backcross method

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