17.2- Extending Mendels laws Flashcards
genes that do no assort independently are called _____
linked Genes
how could 2 genes from the same chromsomes end up in different gametes
crossing over
genes far away on the same chromsomes are _____ likely to _____
more likely to be separated by crossing over
crossing over frequency is measured as a ___
%
1% cross over frequency= =
1 map unit distance between genes
recombinant types=
chromsomes with different allele combos in the F1 than were present in the parents
parental types=
F1 individuals with the same allele combinations as the parents
formula for recombination frequency =
recombination frequency= # recombinant offspring/total # of offspring x100%
why would males and females produced from the same cross produce consistently different frequencies?
some traits are found on sex chromsomes, most often the X chromsome
if a trait is X-linked recessive, how many copies must a female have to express the trait
2
if a trait is X-linked recessive, how many copies must a male have to express the trait
1 (only 1 x present and 1 y)
what did Morgan investigate
sex linkage- he saw unique inheritance of sex chromosme traits
3 alleles for blood type
I^A I^B i
I^a and I^B are ____
co dominant
I is ____
recessive