Ch 6 Genetic Linkage and Mapping - Exam 2! Flashcards

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1
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Define a linkage group

A

group of genes that located on the same chromosome

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2
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Linkage groups correspond to?

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the number of haploid chromosomes

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When genes A and B are on two different chromosomes, gametes are produced in?

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equal proportions

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When genes A and B are on the same chromosome and are very, very close together, this is known as __ __.

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complete linkage

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When genes A and B are on the same chromosome and are very, very close together, gametes are produced in ?

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equal proportions

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When genes A and B are on the same chromosome not so close, this is known as __ __

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incomplete linkage

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Incomplete linkage produces gametes in?

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unequal proportions

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When genes A and B are on the same chromosome and are very, very far apart, this is known as __ __ ___

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complete incomplete linkage

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9
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Complete incomplete linkage produces gametes in?

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equal proportions

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10
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What do new alleles often change?

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activity of the cellular product of the gene; phenotype

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11
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When genes are in lowercase form they are usually?

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recessive mutations

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12
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When genes are in uppercase form they are usually?

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dominant mutations

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13
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What were Morgan’s two key proposals?

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crossing over occurs
closer the gametes, the less likely a chiasma forms

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14
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Morgan proposed a __ array of genes on a chromosome

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linear

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15
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Recombinant frequency is dependent on?

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distance between genes

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16
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What is the equation for recombinant frequency (RF)?

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of recombinant offspri5ng/ total # of offspring x 100%

17
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What does recominbant frequency provide information on?

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The physical location of genes on chromosomes

18
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yy ww notates?

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unknown linkage

19
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yw/yw notates?

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loci on the same chromosome

20
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y/y w/w notates?

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loci on different chromosomes

21
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Alleles can be __ or __ on the chromosome

22
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Define crossing over

A

physical exchange between non-sister chromatids of homologus chromosomes

23
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Crossing over occurs duing __ __ of ___

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prophase I; meiosis

24
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When are two times crossing over is not detectable?

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  1. if it occurs outside the two gene markers region
  2. If crossing over occurs and even number of times between the two marker genes
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T/F: crossing over occurs more randomly along the length of chromosome pairs.
True
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T/F: crossing over involves reciprocal exchange of unequal and corresponding segments
FALSE; equal
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T/F Multiple crosses are not possible in crossing over
false
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What is the purpose of genetic mapping?
to determine the gene loci on chromosomes
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If genes are far, there are __ recombinant offspring
many
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If genes are close, there are __ __ recombinant offspring
very few
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Map distance =
of total recombinant offspring / total # of offspring x 100
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1 map unit (mu) = _ centiMorgans (cM) = _% recombinant frequency
1;1
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What is a test cross?
heterozygous crossed with a recessive homozygous to determine an unknown genotype
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Recombinant offspring __ nonrecombinant offspring
<
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Genetic mapping utilizes a __ cross
test