chapter 4 Flashcards
cytoplasmic inheritence
mitochondria and chloroplast organelles can cause inheritance of rare diseases by mtRNA (mitochondrial)
uniparental inheritence
only one parent is responsible for inheritence (usually mom’s cytoplasm and mitrochondria)
linked genes
genes on same chromosome that form linkage group, do not assort independently
how are linked genes inherited
inherited together but can be separated by crossing over
about how many times does crossing over occur per chromosome during one meiosis
once or twice
notation for unlinked genes
A/a ; D/d
notation for linked genes
AB/ab
closely linked genes
segregate together in dihybrid cross, results in all parental products (similar to monohybrid cross, aka punett that mofo)
crossing over
non sister chromatids break and join reciprocally in prophase I, frq depends on distance between alleles
recombination frequency
calculated with frq of product, percent of recombinant chromosomes reflects gene to gene distance
recombo frq calculation
( total # of recombo / total progeny ) * 100
map unit
used to measure distance between genes, centiMorgan with R = 1%
independent assortment (recombo frq, description, gamete frq)
recombo frq: 50 %
description: unlinked genes
gamete frq: 1: 1: 1: 1
crossing over (recombo frq, description, gamete frq)
recombo frq: 0 < R < 50
description: partially linked
gamete frq: < 1 : > 0 : > 0 : < 1
linkage (recombo frq, description, gamete frq)
recombo frq: 0
description: strictly linked
gamete frq: 1: 0: 0: 1