17.6 - Autosomal Linkage Flashcards

How autosomal linkage affects inheritance patterns An example of autosomal linkage in fruit flies How crossing over can affect linked genes

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What are autosomes?

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Chromosomes that don’t determine sex

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What are linked genes?

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Genes located on the same autosome

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What is the effect of linked genes on inheritance?

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Tend to be inherited together

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What is the effect of linked genes on phenotypic ratios?

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Different from expected ratios from independent assortment

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5
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What happens to parental allele combinations with linked genes?

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Preserved across generations

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6
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What is crossing over?

A

Exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes

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7
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What are chiasmata?

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Regions where crossing over occurs

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What are recombinant offspring?

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Offspring with different allele combinations from parents

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9
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How does crossing over affect autosomal linkage?

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Can separate linked genes

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What is the probability of linked genes being separated?

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Inversely proportional to distance between them

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What are the alleles for body color and wing length in fruit flies?

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B (brown)

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12
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What happens in a fruit fly cross with linked genes?

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Mainly parental phenotypes in offspring

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