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M1: Linkage and Sex Determination Flashcards

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1
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Genes located in the same chromosome (linear order)

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Linked Genes

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2
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Produces only parental gametes in equal proportions

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Complete Linkage

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3
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Evidence of linkage to one another

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Linkage group

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Estimation of distance between two genes or loci along the chromosome.

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Chromosome Mapping

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Percent Recombination and Crossing Over

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Directly Proportional

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Estimates the genetic distance between genes

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Genetic Map

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Specifies the physical location and distance between genes

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Physical Map

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Chromosomes are distinguish between banding patterns and sizes

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Cytological Map

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Significance of Chromosome Mapping

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  • difference between species
  • understanding segregation and inheritance of genes
  • insight to gene function
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10
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They developed “crossing over as basis of distance between genes”

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Thomas Hunt Morgan & Alfred Sturtevant

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Similar to parents or parental gamete

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Non-Crossingover Gametes

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12
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Exchange between non-sister chromatids in a single tetrad

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Single Crossover

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Two or more exchanges between non-sister chromatids in a single tetrad

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Multiple Crossover

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Two separate and independent exchanges must occur simultaneously

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Double Crossovers

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Conditions for Three-Point Mapping

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  1. Heterozygous in all loci
  2. Phenotypes of resulting offspring must be observed
  3. Number of offspring must represent crossover classes
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16
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A crossover event in one region of the chromosome inhibits a second event in nearby regions

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Interference

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Ratio of observed double crossovers to expected crossovers

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Coefficient of Coincidence

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Formula for Coefficient of Coincidence (C)

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DCO-observed/DCO-expected

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Formula for Interference

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1-C

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DCO-observed = DCO-expected

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No Interference

21
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DCO-observed > DCO-expected

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Negative Interference

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DCO-observed < DCO-expected

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Positive Interference

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