CB12 Genome Mapping Flashcards

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Describe the exceptions to mendel’s rule

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Mendel’s 2nd law: independent assortment

Exceptions:
- probability of all combinations not equal
- resulting phenotypic combinations are not as expected

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Explain the epistatic inheritance

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The effect of a gene is dependent on another gene

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Summarise the nature & role of genetic maps

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  • Show the order & relative distance between genes in chromosomes
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Explain how linkage occurs

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  • Genes affecting traits are physically close, and tend to be inherited together
  • some allelic combinations are more frequent than expected because they are inherited together
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Calculate genetic distance between two loci from numbers of recombinant & parental progeny

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Recombination frequency = no. of recombinant gametes/no. of total gametes x 100

Back cross= no. of recombinant progeny /no. of total progeny x 100

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What is the purpose of linkage maps

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  • Linkage maps reflect the order of genes & markers based on recombination
  • linkage maps require heterozygosity in parents and use genes &/ genetic markers
  • help to inform the inheritance of important traits
  • allow you to locate key genes close to markers
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Name DNA markers

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  • Microsatellites
  • single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)
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What is the purpose of a physical map

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-Physical maps show the complete DNA sequence with genes & other DNA regions
- describes the whole genome
- distance measured in base pairs

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