Lecture 9/25 - E2 Flashcards

1
Q

How do you calculate the distance for the gene in the middle?

A

r = non-parental
Add up the observed values for the single recombination events and the double recom events
The double recombination need to be doubled
Divide r by the total number observed

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2
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Can we know the left to right order or just which gene is in the middle?

A

Just which gene is in the middle

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3
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Determine the gene order from a ABD/abd x abd/abd cross.
ABD: 36%
abd: 34%
Abd: 1%
aBD: 1%
ABd: 12%
abD: 16%
A

First, which appears at the smallest frequency?
Abd and aBD
Which gene is different from the parents?
A and a
Therefore the a allele is the middle gene
- Cannot determine left to right order

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4
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What is interference?

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When the observed and expected number of double recombinants differ.

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5
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Given a gene arangement of A-B-C and observed recombinant frequences of 0.18 between A&B and 0.136 between B&C. What is the expected number of double recombinants?

A

Multiple the two values:

0.18 x 0.136 = 0.025

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6
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What is the coefficient of coincidence (c) and how is it calculated?

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Measure of the difference between observed and expected

c = observed/expected

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7
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How do you calculated interference (I) in recombination?

A

1 - c

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8
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What does it mean in I is greater than 0

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Positive interference - lower levels of recombination than expected

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9
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What does it mean in I is less than 0

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Negative interference - higher levels of recombination than expected

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10
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For ABC/abc you find that recombination, r, between AB is 0.04 and between BC is 0.02. The expected rate of souble recombination is …

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0.04 x 0.02 = 0.0008

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11
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For ABC/abc you observe 0.16 double ecombinants instead of 0.08. The coefficient of coincidence is…

A

Observed / Expected

0.16 / 0.08 = 2

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12
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A coefficient of cofidence of 2 indicates…

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Interference = 1-c = 1 - 2 = -1

-1 means there was negative interference

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13
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Is there more recombination in males or females?

A

Females

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14
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Where do both males and females show reduced recombination?

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At the Centromere

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15
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What is a cold spot?

A

Where there is reduced recombination between genes (shrinks genetic map)

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16
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What is a hot spot?

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Where there is more recombination between genes (expands genetic map)

17
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What is allelic phase?

A

The order of alleles of two or more genes that are on the same homolog (mom or dad’s original chromosome)