Chapter 5 book Flashcards
Syntenic genes
genes on same chromosome
Gene linkage
2 syntenic gens don’t assort independently
Homologous recombinants
process that occurs when crossing over in prophase I
recombinant chromosomes
nonparental chromosomes from reshuffling of alleles
Parental chromosomes
Homologous chromosomes that don’t crossover retain the same alleles as parents
What happens if the syntenic genes are closer together
They will recombine less than farther genes
What are linked genes also
syntenic genes
If genes are linked what is the likely outcome of the gametes
more gametes with parental chromosomes
genetic linked mapping
plots points of genes on chromosomes
If there is gene linkage explain the percentage of offspring
Parentals will by 50% or greater than recombinants
Recombination frequency formula
of recombinants/ total # of offspring
What did William Bateson and Reginald Punnett study
flower color and shape of pollen in sweet peas
PPLL purple and long crossed with ppll red and short and produced PpLl purple and long. F1 was then self crossed and produced P_L_ 4831, P_ll 390, ppL_ 393, and ppll 1338. What does this show
The 2 parental alleles stayed together frequently
Who created the first gene linkage map?
Morgan
2 point test cross analysis
F1 crossed with recessive where 2 genes are test