Let's consider that -
^-/- = tt
And FcRn^+/- = Rr
Now cross between two mouse- Fo
tt Rr × tt Rr
so tt×tt
Gametes - tt tt tt tt
Rr × Rr
RR Rr Rr rr
This means that tt here stands for
^ -/-
So all the F1 pups will have genotype-
^-/-
And RR means- FcRn ^ +/+
Rr means - FcRn ^+/-
rr means - FcRn ^ -/-
So F1 pups Genotype will be
^-/- FcRn ^ +/+, +/- ,-/-
Punnett square- is shown in the figure. The gametes
formed by
-/- FcRn ^+/- is similar to the other mouse having same genotype.

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