Unit #10: Chromosomal Genetics Flashcards

1
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Which animals have heterozygous sex chromosomes for the male?

A

Humans, fruit flies.

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2
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Which animals have homologous sex chromosomes for the male?

A

Birds and other reptiles

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3
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What are some animals that do not have sex chromosomes?

A

Bees and wasps, turtles, alligators

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4
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What is the “normal” x-linked allele in a population denoted as.

A

w+ (wild type)

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5
Q

In sex linked inheritance patterns, mostly males make up what phenotype?

A

Recessive

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6
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What is a barr body?

A

An inactivated, condensed X chromosome.

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7
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What are linked genes?

A

2 genes on the same chromosome.

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8
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What are the gametes called if chromosomes crossover and then genes assort apart?

A

Recombinant genes.

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9
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What are the gametes called when the genes assort together?

A

Parental type gametes

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10
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What happens to recombination when two genes are over 50 map units apart?

A

They recombine as often as they don’t.

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11
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What happens to recombination frequency the further two genes are? Why?

A

Recombination frequency increases, because the space between the genes AKA the potential site of crossover increases.

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