6 - twogene inheritance patterns Flashcards

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What is a two-factor gene?

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crosses consider the inheritance of alleles of two separate loci, two genes control the expression of two separate traits

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Give an example with yellow/green seeds and round/wrinkle seeds for two gene inheritance

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YR Yr yR yr vs YR Yr yR yr
= 9 yellow, round, 3 yellow, wrinkled, 3 green, round, 1 green wrinkled

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How can can we observe two-gene inheritance?

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observed by certain phenotypes have disappeared in F1 gen but reappeared in F2 gen, all four possible in F2
With enough offspring, ratio of 9:3:3:1 can be observed

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What should we consider with two gene inheritance patterns?

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each gamete has 1 allele for seed color/shape
4 diff types of gametes are possible of r each f1 heterozygote (each seed color allele can be found in a gamete with either of the two seed shape alleles)
bc 4 gametes possible for each F1 male and female, there are 16 possible fertilization combos to prod f2 generation
16 possible outcomes result in 9 diff genotypes determining 4 dif phenotypes = 9:3:3:1

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What is the law of independant assortment?

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alleles of different genes segregate independantly during sexual reproduction
the inheritance of an allele for one gene is unaffected by the inheritance of an allele at another gene locus

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What is epistasis?

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when alleles of one gene mask the expression of alleles of another gene? Messes up the 9:3:3:1 ratio
New ratio is 9:4:3 phenotype ratio in F2 gen
When recessive alleles present at one locus mask a different gene locus. - recessive epistasis
the ‘4’ encompasses the 3:1 classes of 9:3:3:1 segregation ratio

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Give an example of epistasis in labrador retrievers

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Labrador Retrievers
O Dominant allele B
– black pigment → black
O Recessive allele b
- brown pigment → chocolate
O Dominant allele E
– needed to deposit pigment in
hair shaft
O Recessive allele e
– pigment cannot be
deposited → yellow

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What is albinism an example of?

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Recessive epistasis due to the white coat color resulting of a recessive epistatic allele

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What is dominant epistasis?

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When a dominant allele present at one locus masks expression of alleles of another gene

12:2:1 phenotype in F2 gen

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Give an example of dominant epistasis in gray horses

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O Grey horses
O G_ _ _ - grey horse at maturity
O gg_ _ - horse that is not grey at
maturity
O ggE_ - black horse
O ggee – chestnut horse
O F2 results (cross GgEe by GgEe):
O 12 grey: 3 black: 1 chestnut

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Give a quick summary of two-gene inheritance patterns

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two-factor x’s investigate the patterns of inheritance involves when two genes (traits) are involved
segregation and subsequent inheritance of alleles for each gene occur independently
a 9:3:3:1 phenotypic ratio in F2 gen
Epistasis dominance changes ratio to: 12:3:1
Epistasis recessive changes ratio to 9:3:4

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