Molecular Genetics Exam 4 Flashcards

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1
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Chromosome linkage is based on

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linkage

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2
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The position of a gene on a chromosome is known as a

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loci

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3
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The loci can be determined based on its

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distance and ability to recombine with other genes

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4
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Genes assort independently if they are on different

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chromosomes

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5
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Independent assortment

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non homologous chromosomes orient independently at metaphase 1 of meiosis

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6
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when genes are on the same chromosome, genes are linked because of __ not the ___

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chromosome, gene

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7
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what is the unit of transmission during meiosis for gene linkage?

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chromosomes

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8
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Crossing over results in

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recombinants

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9
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parental are the products that look like the

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parents

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10
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Crossing over occurs during

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prophase 1 of meiosis

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11
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crossing over is an __ exchange of __ material

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equal, genetic

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12
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synapsed chromosomes in meiosis wrap around each other to create

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chiasmata

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13
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chiasmata are

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x shaped intersection points of genetic exchange

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14
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if crossing over occurs between 2 linked genes, both __ and __ gametes are produced

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parental (non recombinant) abd recombinant (crossover)

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15
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Gene distance is called

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map units

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16
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map units are equal to the

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percent recombination which suggests how far apart genes are on the chromosome

17
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Despite how far away genes are, they will never get more than

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50% recombination

18
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The further away the recombination, the __ of recombination

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greater chance

19
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How to create map units

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(total number of recombinants/total number of progeny)*100

20
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The lowest numbers for progeny represent

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recombinants

21
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if 2 crossovers take place between marker genes, and both involve the same pair of chromatids, then neither crossover is detected because

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all of the resulting chromosomes are nonrecombinant

22
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DNA markers

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short segments of DNA whose sequence and location are known

Represent landmarks along the chromosome

23
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Single nucleotide polymorphism is a

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molecular marker that can determine cancer

24
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Restriction fragment length polymorphisms(RFLPs)

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polymorphic sights that are specific DNA sequences that are recognized and cut by restriction enzymes