Lecture 3 Flashcards
Zygote?
The first diploid cell after the fusion of gametes.
Synapsis?
The fusion of homologous chromosomes at the start of meiosis.
Autosomes?
Chromosomes other than sex chromosomes.
Linkage?
Recombinant?
The number of types of gametes is expressed as? (3•)
•2^n where •n is the number of heterozygous genes and •2 is???
Do alleles have physical association if genes are on different chromosomes?
No
If two genes are considered, the probability of a specific genome is?
The sums of the probability of allele sequences.
Codominance?
Heterozygous individuals have a phenotype that is a combination of both alleles.
If you have a reciprocal cross of alleles between different sex and if you have different results in F1, then?
The alleles are x-linked.
If you get a large number of genotypes but a small number of the others, then?
The genes are linked and doesn’t assort independently and crossing over doesn’t occur as frequently.
Independent assortment?
Recombination?
When genetic data from one DNA segment gets swapped from another segment.
When explaining a dominance relationship, what pieces of information must you conclude?
•Claim that an allele is dominant over another
•Evidence that a dominance/recessive relationship exists
•Evidence that an allele