Lecture 6: Gene mapping File Flashcards

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What is independent assortment ?

A

The probability of inheriting an allele at one locus is independent of the probability of inheriting an allele at the second locus

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2
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what is parental alleles?

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Combination of alleles inherited from a parent

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3
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what is recombinant alleles?

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A different combination of alleles than that possessed by a parent

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4
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When does homologous recombination (crossing over) occur ?

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Meiosis metaphase 1

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5
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What does crossing over generate ?

A

Gametes with recombinant genotypes

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What is the probability of crossing over between two genes which are FAR APART

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High

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What is the probability of crossing over between two genes which are CLOSE TOGETHER

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Low

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8
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both vestigal wings and purple eyes mutations in flies are _______

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recessive

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9
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What makes two genes ‘linked’

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If they are on the sam echromosome and their alleles tend to be transmitted in the parental configuration

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Why is map distance higher than RF when genes are far apart ?

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Because double (or higher) recombinatino ‘hides’ the number of crossovers that have occurred

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11
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can RF be 64% ?

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No, RF is never more than 50%

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12
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What is recombination frequency ?

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measure of genetic distance between two genes

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13
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RF = ?

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RF= (number of recombinants/total number of chromosomes) x 100

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14
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What happens if cross over frequency is too low ?

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Chromosome is inherited unchanged from generation to genration

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What happens if cross over frequency is too high ?

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all genes are inherited independantly, therefore no linkage and no mapping

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