Linkage And Recombination Flashcards

1
Q

What is the effect of X-linked genes on reciprocal crosses

A

Reciprocal crosses give different results

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2
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What increases the likeliness of alleles on the same chromosome being separated

A

The further apart they are on the chromosome

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3
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What is recombination frequency

A

How likely it is for crossing over to occur

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4
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How do you work out the recombination frequency

A

RF = recombinants/total offspring x 100

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5
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What does the ratio 1:1:1:1 represent

A

No linkage

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6
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What is incomplete linkage

A

Homologous chromosomes break at same points and exchange parts
Parental types much more frequent than recombinants

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7
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What would show there was complete linkage

A

Two phenotypes and approximately equal numbers

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8
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What is coupling

A

Double heterozygous individual with two dominant alleles on same chromosome and recessives on another (AB/ab)

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9
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What is repulsion

A

Dominant and recessive alleles on same chromosome (Ab/aB)

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