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Genetics Finals (2.2) Flashcards

1
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are genes located on the same chromosome

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Linked genes

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2
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are often inherited together into the same gametes

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linked genes

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3
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these are closely associated linked genes that are always inherited together

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complete linkage

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4
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these are associated linked genes that partially segregate from each other during gamete formation

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incomplete linkage

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5
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types of linkage notation

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  1. Cisform or coupling phase
  2. Transform or repulsion phase
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6
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linkage notation

All dominant alleles (AB) or recessive alleles (ab) are on the same chromatid.

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Cis form or coupling phase

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7
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linkage notation

Both the dominant allele and recessive allele of linked gene A and B are on the same chromatid.

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Trans form or replusion phase

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8
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it is the process of determining if two genes are linked, or if they tend to be inherited together

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linkage determination

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9
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types of linkage determination

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  1. deviation
  2. non-comfornity
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10
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linkage determination

1:1 (monohybrid) and 1:1:1:1 (dihybrid) test cross ratio

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deviation

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11
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linkage determination

9:3:3:1 F2 phenotypic ratio

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non-comfority

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12
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linkage determination

formula for linkage value

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linkage value= (total number of crossover types/total number of population) x 100

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13
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refers to the inhibition of further cross over events by crossover event in a nearby region of the chromosome

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interference

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14
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is the ratio of the observed number of double crossovers to the expected number of double crossovers

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coefficient coincidence

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15
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formula for coefficient coincidence (cc)

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cc= actual DCO/expected DCO

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16
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formula for interference

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i= 1-cc

17
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is a diagram showing the relative positions of genetic markers along a chromosome that is determined by the recombination frequency during crossover of homologous chromosomes.

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linkage or genetic map

18
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who discovered linkage map

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Thomas Hunt Morgan (1910)

19
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is based on the crossing over percentage obtained from genetic experiments where 1 map unit is equivalent to 1% crossing over.

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map distance

20
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unit of measurement for linkage map

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cM (Centimorgan)

21
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Factors Affecting Recombination Frequencies

In general, the heterogametic sex (XY in males) of a species has lower crossover frequencies

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sex

21
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Factors Affecting Recombination Frequencies

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  • sex
  • maternal age
  • temperature
  • cytoplasmic effect
  • nutriton
  • chemical effects
  • radiation
  • genotype
  • chromosome structure
  • centromere
22
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Factors Affecting Recombination Frequencies

Crossing over tends to decrease as ________ increases

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maternal age

23
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Every cell of sexually reproducing organism was bisexual – full potential to express both (male & female phenotype) or either one those. This theory help explain bisexuality, hermaphroditism, sex reversal and intersexuality in plant and animals.

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sexuality theory

24
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It is a biological system that determines the development of sexual characteristics in an organism.

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sex determination

25
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sex determination is governed by:

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genes and environment

26
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It explains the involvement of genes in sex expression

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genetic sex determination

27
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types of genetics sex determination

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  • Sex is determined by specific genotypes
  • Multiple allelic series for sexuality
  • Multiple Genes
  • Haplo-Diploidy
  • Haplo-Diploidy cont
  • Environmental Sex Determination
  • Chromosomal Sex Determination
28
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This type is found in most mammals and insect where the females and males have XX and XY, respectively

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XX-XY Mechanism

29
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The sex chromosome carry genes for characters other than the sex determination.

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sex linkage

30
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types of sex linked inheritance

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  • X–linked inheritance : genes on X chromosome
  • Y–linked inheritance : genes on Y chromosome
31
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types of sex linked inheritance types of sex linked inheritance

  • Canbeexpress in both sex
  • Female: Homozygote or Heterozygote for an X–linked genes
  • Males: Hemizygotes for an X linked gene
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X–linked inheritance : genes on X chromosome

32
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types of sex linked inheritance types of sex linked inheritance

  • Affects male only
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Y–linked inheritance : genes on Y chromosome

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