Part G: Lecture 21 Flashcards
meiotic recombination (def.)
any process that generates recombinant gametes/offspring
meiotic recombination in single-celled eukaryotes
input: two haploid cells
output: haploid cells that are parental or recombinant
recombinant haploid cells
allele combinations in gamete that didn’t exist in parental gametes
meiotic recombination in multicellular eukaryotes
input: two haploid cells
output: haploid cells that are parental or recombinant
differences with meiotic recombination in multicellular eukaryotes
a)diploids are multicellular and haploid cells are gametes
b)diploid parents make haploid cells
c)Test cross is used to observe results of meiosis
d) parentals and recombinants can be distinguished in F2 offspring
parental gametes -> ____offspring
parental
recombinant gametes -> ____offspring
recombinant
independent assortment of chromosomes (___) that leads to ____
(genes are on different chromosomes)
recombinant gametes
Recombination frequency (def.)
proportion of offspring that is recombinant
If genes are on different chromosomes, the recombination frequency (RF) is ___
50%
If genes are on same chromosomes, the recombination frequency (RF) is ___
< 50%
assortment possible if genes are on same chromosomes
-no crossover –> no recombinant gametes
-crossover –> half gametes are recombinant
RF were different for ____ and ___
each pair of genes
repeatable
RF is the same as ___
map units
distances on linear chromosomes are expressed in ____ or _____
genetic map units (mu)
centiMorgans (cM)