Chapter 2: 2.2 Genomic Mapping Flashcards

1
Q

Define:

Genome mapping

A

The process of finding the positions (locations) of genes on chromosomes

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2
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What does gene mapping start with? Why?

A

Linkage analysis
* To determine which genes are close together (linked)

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3
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True or False:

Different alleles of the same gene give same phenotypes

A

False, they give different phenotypes

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4
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Do different alleles have different DNA sequences?

A

Yes

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5
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State the relation between:

  • Gene mapping
  • Allele
  • Phenotype
A

Gene mapping can be done to determine which allele gives a particular phenotype

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6
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Define:

SNPs

A

Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms
* Single base pair changes in the gene

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7
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Define:

RFLPs

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Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms
* Occur when the genome is digested with restriction enzymes
* A SNP that occurs in the specific restriction site so that the restriction enzyme can no longer cut at that particular location

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8
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How can different allees be identified?

A
  1. SNPs
  2. RFLPs
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9
Q

Different alleles will result in…

A

Different band pattern on an electrophoresis gel

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