extentions of Mendel: Gene interactions Flashcards

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-two or more genes affecting a single trait
(epistasis, complementation, modifying genes, gene redundancy, intergenic spacers)
-all traits affected by MANY GENES

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GENE interaction

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Mendel’s success predicated on __________-__________ ________.

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true-breeding strains

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review slides on gene interaction

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alleles of one gene occlude the phenotypic effects of another gene

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masking gene

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alleles of one gene affect the expression of phenotype in another gene

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modifying gene

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  • recessive trait of one gene masks/modifies dominant trait of another gene.
  • proteins produced by cc and pp do not function properly (weak links in the enz chain) **SLIDES
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recessive Epistasis

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typically occurs when parents are homozyg dom, homozyg recessive

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complementation

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alleles of one gene alter the phenotypic expression of another gene.

  • in rats, albino (aa) doesn’t actually cover up brown pigment
  • brown pigment is not produced in aa individuals
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modifying genes

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review slides on fruit flies

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hooray

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one gene compensates for loss of function in another.

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gene redundancy

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multiple copies of same/similar genes (paralogs/paralogous genes)

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gene duplication

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____-_________ _______ may produce proteins that have similar functions.

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non-homologous genes

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  • when individual is homozygous for loss-of-function allele
  • used to identify phenotypic effects of a gene (create animal/plant with a gene _________ and compare to animal/parent without ________)
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gene knockout.

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**game plan to knock out a gene online

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slides

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reverses phenotype caused by another mutation.

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suppressor mutations

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__________ _________ = when suppressor is at diff. locus than original mutation.

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intergenic suppressor