You cross a Slugh wild type male with a Slugh-LacZ/+ (heterozygous) female mouse and carry out beta -galactosidase staining in E9.5 embryos. What would you typically expect to observe?

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You cross a  Slugh  wild type male with a  Slugh-LacZ/+  (heterozygous) female mouse and carry out beta -galactosidase staining in E9.5 embryos. What would you typically expect to observe?

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Blue staining reaction in 50% of the embryos.

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The  LacZ  gene in all embryos.

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Blue staining reaction in all embryos.

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Blue staining reaction in 75% of the embryos.

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