Jordans Notes 10 Flashcards

1
Q

What machine are microsatellite fragments
analysed with?

A

Capillary DNA sequencing machine with a size standard

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2
Q

What are the applications of microsatellites?

A

Parentage and kinship (or preventing related individuals from mating
inbreeding analysis (conservation)(heterozygosity)

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3
Q

What are null alleles?

A

Primer binding site is not well conserved
primers may not bind to some alleles
May look like a homozygous individual
Alleles that fail to amplify in microsatellite analysis due to the primer binding site
not being well conserved

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4
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A

50-56℃

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5
Q

INDELs

A

Insertion/Deletion mutations

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6
Q

What are the 5 objectives of DNA extraction?

A
  1. Maximise DNA recovery
  2. Maximise DNA quality
  3. Maximise DNA Concentration
  4. Remove PCR inhibitors
  5. Remove or inhibit nucleases

Allows for storage with less degradation

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7
Q

Difference between gene flow and migration?

A

Gene flow requires the migrated individual to reproduce and pass its alleles on

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8
Q

What is a substitution from one nucleotide ring
structure to the other?

A

Transversion

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9
Q

What is the Jukes and Cantor model?

A

one-parameter
all substitution types are just as common
Transitions and transversions occur at the same rate (Assumption)

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10
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What substitution model takes into account
different rates of transversion vs transition

A

Kimura 2 parameter model

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