Unit 06: Genetic Linkage and Mapping Flashcards

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what is a recombination map?

A

the mapping of loci of genes where the units of distance are relative to their ability to crossover

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what is a physical map?

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mapping of specific gene loci on a chromosome where the units of distance are the numbers of nucleotides

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what is another term used for genes located on the same chromosome?

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syntenic genes

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what is a result of syntenic genes being very close together?

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genetic linkage (inability to assort independently)

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what is the result of a test cross involving linked genes?

A

F1 generation with a LOT of parental phenotypes

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6
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who discovered the concept of linked genes?

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bateson and punnett

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who confirmed genetic linkage by creating one of the first linkage maps?

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thomas morgan

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describe cis formation.

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when the dominant alleles are on one homolog and the recessive are on the other

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9
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describe trans formation.

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when the dominant alleles are NOT on the same homolog

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10
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who first discovered cytological evidence recombination in corn?

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mcclintock and stern

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what would be the result if we had no crossing over?

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only 2 types of gametes - both parental and no recombinants

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what is a double crossover?

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when two crossovers occur between 3 linked traits

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13
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what percent of morgan’s flies were recombinant?

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10.7%

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14
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what is the recombination frequency in complete linkage?

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0

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15
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what is the recombination frequency in incomplete linkage?

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between 0 and 50

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16
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a dihybrid produces how many unique gametes?

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2 parental and 2 recombinant

17
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linked genes are always _____

A

syntenic and located near each other on the same chromosome

18
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frequency of cross over is roughly proportionate to _____

A

distance between genes

19
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who de we credit using recombination frequencies to map genes?

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alfred sturtevant

20
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how can we find the proportion of each parental phenotype using recombination frequencies?

21
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how can we find the proportion of each recombinant phenotype using recombination frequencies?

22
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what is the formula to calculate recombination frequency?

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(number of recombinant offspring)/(total offspring) x 100%

23
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what are some examples of linked genes in humans?

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  • hair and eye colour
  • hereditary eliptocytosis
24
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the gene for HE is how many mu apart from the gene for Rh factor?

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what is the function of a three point testcross?
determining the recombination frequencies between 3 genes, and therefore the distances between them
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do male flies undergo recombination?
naur
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rank the following genotypes in order of abundance in a three point test cross: parental, DCO, SCO
parental>SCO>DCO
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what is interference?
when we get less DCO than expected if the SCOs occurred independently due to some factors limiting the number of double crossovers
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what is the formula to find expected number of DCOs?
(SCO1) X (SCO2) = expected DCO freq x total progeny = expected DCO progeny
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what does interference acc mean?
the number of DCOs expected but not observed
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what is the formula for coefficient of coincidence ?
observed dco/expected dco
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what does the coefficient of coincidence represent?
likelihood that crossovers occur tgr
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what is the formula for interference?
1 - c
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what happens if we get a negative value for interference?
we got more DCOs than expected!
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what genotypic ratio do we test when doing a chi square test to infer gene linkage?
1:1:1:1
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what can influence recombination in genomes?
- sex - age - temperature - genetic hot/cold spots
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recombination frequency _____ the actual physical distance between genes
underestimates
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what type of organisms have lower recombination?
heterogametic
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what is the difference between genetic hot and cold spots?
hot - recombination occurs more than average based on # of nucleotides present cold - recombination occurs less than average bc of # of nucleotides present