Recombination Flashcards

1
Q

What are 3 sources of variation?

A

Creating new genes via mutation, new genetic material from another species and new genes from recombination.

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What are the 4 roles of recombination?

A

Creating new gene/allele combinations, creating new genes, integration of a specific DNA element and DNA repair.

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What are the 3 types of recombination?

A

homologous (between nearly identical sequences), non-homologous (between sequences with limited similarity) and illegitimate (DNA elements move from one site to another, little similarity)

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4
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What does recombination achieve?

A

Diversity in a population.

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5
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What occurs in single crossover (SXO)?

A

everything from the point of the crossover is changed.

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What happens in double crossover (DXO)?

A

everything between the two crossover points is changed.

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7
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What happens in SXO if one piece of DNA is circular?

A

It forms a linear recombinant

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What happens in SXO if both pieces of DNA are circular?

A

A larger circle is created.

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