discussions Flashcards

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DDT-R Locus

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Resistance is dominant
Cyp6g1 over-expressed

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Cyp6g1 transcription #1 study

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Goal: determine correlation strength between Cyp6g1 over-transcription level and DDT-R

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DDT-R cross resistance

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Goal: see what other insecticides DDT-R confers resistance for
Using 4 resistant strains and 2 reference strains

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4
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study #3- population genetics

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Goal is to examine the evolutionary relationships & nucleotide sequences between DDT-R alleles

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Study #4; Cyp6g1 insertion

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To see if Cyp6g1 over-transcription is (necessary and) sufficient for DDT resistance

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Sexual selection

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Type of natural selection that prioritizes mating success; occurs on a single sex

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7
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Honest indicator

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Signal/display that cannot be faked- COSTLY

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Common garden experiment

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Determine if male frog call duration indicates heritable genetic quality; compare maternal half-siblings performance; each female crossed with two males that had DIFFERENT call durations under SAME SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
Artificial fertilization
Egg-stripping

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9
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Frogs show evolution by sexual selection?

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Variation
- male call duration
- larval performance parameters
Heritable trait
- half sibs differ in larval performance according to PATERNITY
Differential fitness
- larval survival
- difference in matings/offsrping

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10
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Checklist for natural selection

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  1. Variation (phenotype)
  2. heritable trait (genotype)
  3. Differential fitness
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Indirect benefits

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Male signals indicate genetic benefits to offspring

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Direct benefits

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Male signals indicate NON GENETIC benefits provided directly to the female that increase her fitness (access to high quality breeding territory)

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Sexy Sons (Fisherian/Runaway)

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Female preferences are arbitrary (no correlation between male signals and male’s quality or his offspring viability)

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14
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Phenotypic plasticity

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Same GENOTYPE is responsible for numerous PHENOTYPES

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15
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Driver

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Allele at locus exhibiting Meiotic drive

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16
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Meiotic drive

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biased transmission of alleles or chromosomes during gamete formation, leading to non-random inheritance patterns