Genetics Exam 2 topic 5

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Linkage and mapping

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What phenomenon causes traits to violate Mendel’s principle of independent assortment

Linkage!

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Why are two genes in close proximity sometimes inherited together?

Because crossing over didn’t happen

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Does linkage result in more parental or recombinant chromosomes

More parental chromosomes

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how is linkage measureable?

as the percent recombination which is also used as a measure of genetic distance

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If crossing over happens between the two genes in every meiosis what percentage of gametes are recombinant?

50%

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What test can we run to tell if genes are linked

a test cross (heterozygous parent with homozygous recessive parent)

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If the dominant alleles are on opposite chromosomes is this coupling or repulsion?

They are in repulsion

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If the dominant alleles are the same chromosome is this coupling or repulsion?

coupling

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How is repulsion noted?

Ab||aB or Ab|aB or Ab/aB

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How is coupling noted?

AB||ab or AB|ab or AB/ab

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What is the definition of coupling?

Dominant alleles stay together in parental

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What is the definition of repulsion?

Dominant alleles stay apart in Parental

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Recombination Frequency equation?

Recombinants(aka non parental genotypes)/total offspring x 100

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What are the units that recombination frequency (RF) is equivalent to?

0.01 (RF) = 1 centiMorgan (cM) = 1 map unit (m.u.)

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what is the maximum distance a test cross can measure

50cM (becuase thats 50% RF meaning crossing over always occuring!)

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What is the RF for two genes on different chromosomes

50% because of independent assortment!

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How does a linkage map differ from a linkage group?

a linkage map has the relative distances between each gene in the linkage group

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is genetic map distance equivalent to physical distance?

Nope just how linked different genes are

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Are recombination rates species specific?

yas, but they vary within a species as well

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what is interference

If a single crossover event will affect the likelihood of another event nearby

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How do we figure out which gene is in the middle?

Whatever gene is switching between the double crossover and the parental gametes

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What is the equation for interference?

1 - (observed double recombinants/Expected double recombinants)

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How to calculate the expected number of double recombinants

total number x (RF gene a-b * RF2 gene b-c)

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What is the name of the graph used to interpret Genome Wide association study results?

A manhattan plot