Ch 6 Genetic Linkage and Mapping - Exam 2! Flashcards
Define a linkage group
group of genes that located on the same chromosome
Linkage groups correspond to?
the number of haploid chromosomes
When genes A and B are on two different chromosomes, gametes are produced in?
equal proportions
When genes A and B are on the same chromosome and are very, very close together, this is known as __ __.
complete linkage
When genes A and B are on the same chromosome and are very, very close together, gametes are produced in ?
equal proportions
When genes A and B are on the same chromosome not so close, this is known as __ __
incomplete linkage
Incomplete linkage produces gametes in?
unequal proportions
When genes A and B are on the same chromosome and are very, very far apart, this is known as __ __ ___
complete incomplete linkage
Complete incomplete linkage produces gametes in?
equal proportions
What do new alleles often change?
activity of the cellular product of the gene; phenotype
When genes are in lowercase form they are usually?
recessive mutations
When genes are in uppercase form they are usually?
dominant mutations
What were Morgan’s two key proposals?
crossing over occurs
closer the gametes, the less likely a chiasma forms
Morgan proposed a __ array of genes on a chromosome
linear
Recombinant frequency is dependent on?
distance between genes