Topic 10-1 Flashcards

1
Q

independent assortment allows for:

A

new allelic combinations

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2
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what is homologous recombination?

A

a cross over mechanism for mixing genes on the same chr

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3
Q

the recombination frequency between two genes depends on:

A

how far away from each other they are along the chr

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4
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a set of genes located close together on the same chr

A

linkage group

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5
Q

how is linkage tested?

A

a testcross

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6
Q

how is a testcross created?

A

cross a plant that is heterozygous for both characteristics with a plant that is homozygous recessive for both

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7
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if alleles are completely unlinked, crossing over:

A

will occur! some gametes will be non-recombinant and recombinant

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8
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are test crosses able to determine whether or not unlinked genes are far apart on the same chr or if they are on two different chr?

A

no

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9
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if alleles are completely linked, crossing over:

A

will not occur between genes and so alleles for two genes stay together; all gametes will be non-recombinant

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10
Q

over many gametes, the majority will be:

A

non-recombinant

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11
Q

is it possible for genes to be partially linked?

A

yes

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12
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counting percentage of recombinant and non-recombinants from a testcross tells us something about:

A

how close the genes are

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13
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what is the maximum recombinant percentage?

A

50%

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14
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can be measured by counting the recombinant vs. non-recombinant progeny from a test cross

A

recombination frequency

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15
Q

what is the formula for recombination frequency?

A

Rf = (# recombinant progeny / # total progeny) x100%

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16
Q

what does a recombination frequncy of 16% mean?

A

16 out of 100 gametes from the heterozygous parent will be recombinants

17
Q

genes can be ____ on the chr

A

mapped

18
Q

who came up with gene mapping?

A

Thomas Hunt Morgan

19
Q

the further apart two genes are, the more likely there will be a:

A

crossover event

20
Q

recombination frequency can also tell you the ____ between multiple genes

A

gene order (eg: B is b/w A and C)

21
Q

what are “genetic maps”?

A

chr maps calculated by using recombination

22
Q

1 map unit =

A

1% recombination rate

23
Q

true or false: we only know distances relative to each gene and not actual chr physical location

A

true

24
Q

what are physical maps?

A

actual physical locations measured in actual bases along the chr

25
Q

genetic mapping of genes far away from each other will give you:

A

an underestimate of the distance (double crossovers are more likely the farther apart)