Population Genetics Flashcards

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How do you calculate the frequency of an allele in a population?

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Amount of alleles of interest divided by total alleles in population

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Major parameter used to describe the genetics of populations?

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Gene frequency or allele frequency

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Hardy Weinberg principle

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P^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1

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Gametic frequencies are equal to?

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Allelic frequencies in the reproducing adult population

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With known gene frequencies, genotypic frequencies can be calculated according to the _______?

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Hardy-Weinburg Principle

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What assumptions do we make to use the Hardy-Weinburg principle?

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  • Mating is random
  • no migration
  • no mutation
  • no selection or survival advantages
  • all frequencies remain same male/female
  • large population
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We can test the Hardy-WEinburg assumption by using ___?

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A Chi-Squared Test

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An allele will mostly be found in heterozygotes if it is __?

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Rare

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Polymorphic?

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Occurs in the heterozygous condition for at least 10% of the population

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9
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Most useful of polymorphisms are?

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SSR Polymorphisms

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Plant mating systems are not always ___?

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Random

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Common mating system in plants where male and female gametes come from same plant?

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Self-pollination

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Self pollination leads to the creation of?

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homozygous genotypes

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true breeding?

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homozygous genotypes

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How does self pollination lead to homozygosity?

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Heterozygotes are reduced by 1/2 in every generation of self pollination.

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F symbol?

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filial - sequence of generations after the mating of 2 parents; seed produced by the mating of 2 parents is called the F1.

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Inbred lines?

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generations of inbreeding for lines developed from a population developed by hybridization

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F2:3?

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F2 derived F3 line

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single-plant progenies

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harvest an individual plant to obtain next generation