Lecture 12 Quantitative Genetics Flashcards

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Quantitative trait
(definition)
(what determines)

A

Phenotype with continuous variation.

Multi factorial: Phenotype = Genotype + Environment

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Genetic effects (Genotype)
Polygenic
Quantitative trait locus (QTL)
Each QTL can have… (3)
Additive inheritance (Incomplete dominance effects) (VA)

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Polygenic: traits controlled by many genes
Quantitative trait locus (QTL): one of the many loci that cumulatively contribute to a quantitative trait

Each QTL can have…
Dominance effects (VD)
Epistatic effects (VI)
Additive inheritance (Incomplete dominance effects) (VA)

Multiple independently segregated genes contribute to a trait, with each allele having an independent phenotypic effect.

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Environment

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even the same genotype can form a normal curve

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