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Frequency of recombination is

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Proportional to the physical distance apart

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Phase:

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On the same chromosome

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Haplotype:

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Order of in phase alleles along chromosome

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Linkage maps created by:

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Determining the relative position of genetic markers by frequency of marker separation during meiosis through generations

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Human genome measure in:

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cM centimorgan
1 cM = recombination fraction of 1/100 meioses
Physical equivalent to between 0.7 and 1 Mb of DNA

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What is the odds of linkage?

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The ratio between the likelihood of two loci begin linked at a certain distance vs the likelihood they are not linked at all
The logarithm of odds
LOD score (Z) is the standard unit o linkage

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Genetic mapping of disease causing mutant genes

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Identify affected family/families
Determine pattern of inheritance (pedigree)
Isolate chromosomal DNA (genomic) from each person
Carry out genetic mapping; find out which markers co-segregate with disease
Deduce approximate locus of gene

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Genetic maps provide a rough idea where a disease gene is Eventually you will want to work with physical DNA by:

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I you know approx. where disease gene is and now you want to clone it I.e identify it
Allows start of human genome project

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Huge quantities o DNA kept in:

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A library (storage/duplication/distribution)
A database (relationships)
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Making a DNA clone library

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  1. Break up Han DNA into small fragments using restriction digest
  2. Place each fragment in a vector (cloning step) which is a DNA sequence that an replicate in a prokaryotic host
  3. Store in bacterial or yeast cells as clone libraries
  4. will form clonal populations - these can be stored, analysed or further propagated
  5. Can also make libraries from mRNA found in a tissue. Convert to cDNA then clone. A cDNA library representing all genes expressed
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How do you turn a library into a true physical map?

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Relationships
Use bacterial/yeast clones as probes for FISH…tells you where they are located and on which chromosomes
Which genetic markers do they contain?
Which ones overlap? Chromosome walking! A Contig

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Ask are the alleles of the two microsatellite loci alway inherited together, mostly or 50/50 chance?

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This indicates complete, partial or no linkage

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