crossing over and independent assortment Flashcards

1
Q

reciprocal cross

A

flipping genotypes of male and female parent

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2
Q

are reciprocal crosses different on autosomes?

A

no, the results are the same

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3
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are reciprocal crosses different on sex chromosomes?

A

yes

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4
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dihybrid cross

A

crossing two traits
- 4 combinations of gametes after meiosis

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5
Q

test crosses

A

homozygous recessive parent with an unknown parent

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6
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hemizygous genotypes

A

only one copy of the X gene in males

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7
Q

when does crossing over occur?

A

prophase I of meiosis

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8
Q

what does crossing over result in?

A

2 recombinant and 2 nonrecombinant chromosomes at the end of meiosis II

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9
Q

what do recombinant chromosomes show?

A

nonparental combination of alleles

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10
Q

what affects recombination frequency?

A

physical distance between 2 genes

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11
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what happens when the 2 genes on the chromosomes are close together?

A

they are less likely to cross over

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12
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what is the range for frequency of recombination?

A

0% - 50%

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