5.3 Mapping Distance Flashcards

1
Q

Experiments performed by Sturtevant allowed scientists to map genes and their locations on chromosomes. What is a linkage map?

A

Genetic map that is based on recombination frequencies

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2
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The distance between genes are called ___ ____.

A

Map units

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3
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ONE map unit is equivalent to a __ recombination frequency. What does this represent?

A
  • 1%

- express the relative distance along chromosomes

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4
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What does 50% recombination mean in terms of mapping distance?

A
  • genes that are far apart on the same xme or on two different xmes
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5
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Non-nuclear DNA: Some traits are located on ___ found in the ___ or chloroplasts.

A
  • DNA

- mitochondria

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6
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Both chloroplasts and mitochondria are randomly assorted to gametes and daughter cells. What does this mean in terms of inheritance of mitochondrial DNA? (2)

A
  • in animals, mitochondria are transmitted by the egg, NOT sperm
  • therefore ALL mitochondrial DNA is maternally inherited
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Both chloroplasts and mitochondria are randomly assorted to gametes and daughter cells. What does this mean in terms of plants and inheritance? (2)

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  • in plants, mitochondria and chloroplasts are transmitted in the ovule, NOT the pollen
  • therefore, both mitochondrial and chloroplast determined traits are maternally inherited?
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