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<p>Multiple alleles </p>

Multiple alleles

Phenomenon where there are more than 2 alternative forms of particular gene that occupy same gene locus on chromosome that influence the same characteristic

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<p>Types of multiple alleles </p>

Types of multiple alleles

Human ABO blood group

<p>Human ABO blood group </p>
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Lethal genes

Single genes may affect more than one characteristic, including death. (Textbook)

Any gene that has an effect on the organism’s death at any stage of life. (Reference)

Teacher : Results in the death of organism during postnatal stage/ premature stage

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<p>Recessive Lethal genes</p>

Recessive Lethal genes

KILLING POWER WEAK : Hb^(A) dominant: normal

Hb^(S) recessive : sickle

: only homozygous recessive will get sickle-cell disease.

Sickle-cell disease ( by Campbell) : sickle red blood cell

<p>KILLING POWER WEAK : Hb<strong>^(A) dominant: normal</strong> </p><p><strong>                                               Hb^(S) recessive : sickle</strong></p><p>: only homozygous recessive will get sickle-cell disease.</p><p>Sickle-cell disease ( by Campbell) : sickle red blood cell</p>
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Extra knowledge !!!!!!!!

大胆猜测why sickle-cell disease ( carrier ) cannot donate blood

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What condition does a sickle cell disease cause ?

Anaemia (not disease)

= condition in which the number of red blood cells or the haemoglobin concentration within them is lower than normal. It mainly affects women and children.

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<p>Recessive lethal genes in rodent</p><p>Why do not follow typical Mendeliance monohybrid ratio?</p>

Recessive lethal genes in rodent

Why do not follow typical Mendeliance monohybrid ratio?

Key: Y -dominant lethal genes code for yellow fur

y- recessive allele code for grey fur (agouti )

Embryo with YY cannot develop normally ,die before birth.

Number of progeny always smaller than expected.

Thus phenotypic ratio (??? Active recall) do not follow MMI phenotypic ratio (???)

<p>Key: Y -dominant lethal genes code for yellow fur</p><p>y- recessive allele code for grey fur (agouti )</p><p>Embryo with YY cannot develop normally ,die before birth.</p><p>Number of progeny always smaller than expected.</p><p>Thus phenotypic ratio (??? Active recall) do not follow MMI phenotypic ratio (???)</p>
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Example of Dominant lethal genes

Key : H- dominant lethal genes code for Hungtinton’s disease

h- normal

- Dead for F1 homozygous dominant individual (??????)

-Heterozygous individual (Hh) : Hungtinton’s disease

<p>Key : <strong>H- </strong>dominant lethal genes code for Hungtinton’s disease</p><p><strong>          h- </strong>normal</p><p>- Dead for F1 homozygous dominant individual (??????)</p><p>-Heterozygous individual (<strong>Hh</strong>) : Hungtinton’s disease</p>
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Before sex-linked genes, 要知道 reciprocal graph ???

A cross reversing the roles of males and females to confirm the result obtained from an earlier cross to determine wether the gene is an autosome or sex chromosome ( sex-linked gene)

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Sex-linked genes

The gene that control a characteristic is link onto sex chromosome, normally X chromosome.

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<p>Example</p>

Example

-eye colour of Drosophila melanogaster ( scientific name )

-可能要画reciprocal graph to show that it is a sex linked gene

<p>-eye colour of<em> Drosophila melanogaster</em> ( scientific name )</p><p style="text-align: start">-可能要画reciprocal graph to show that it is a sex linked gene</p>
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<p>Example of sex-linked gene in human ?</p>

Example of sex-linked gene in human ?

X^(H)- dominant alleles for red blood cell

X^(h)- recessive alleles for haemophilia

Haemophilia ( 不能止🩸

<p>X^(<strong>H</strong>)- dominant alleles for red blood cell</p><p>X^(<strong>h</strong>)- recessive alleles for haemophilia</p><p>Haemophilia ( 不能止<span data-name="drop_of_blood" data-type="emoji">🩸</span>)</p>
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Justify your answer why Drosophila Melanogaster and Haemophilia is sex-linked genes ?

Draw genetic diagram with reciprocal cross and original

Conclusion : (Template)

The results of the phenotype of offspring from original cross and reciprocal cross are different.

Thus, this prove that XXXX is a sex-linked gene which linked on X chromosome .

<p>Draw genetic diagram with reciprocal cross and original </p><p>Conclusion : (Template) </p><p>The results of the phenotype of offspring from original cross and reciprocal cross are different. </p><p>Thus, this prove that XXXX is a sex-linked gene which linked on X chromosome . </p>
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<p>Linked-genes / gene linkage</p>

Linked-genes / gene linkage

Genes that are located at different gene loci of the same chromosome and will be inherited together.

<p>Genes that are located at different gene loci of the same chromosome and will be inherited together.</p>
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recombinant phenotype / crossover

Meiotic products produced by crossing over have recombined the original linkage relationships of the parent into two new forms.

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Types of linked genes

-complete linked genes

-incomplete linked genes ( crossing over happen )

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Crossing over

Exchange of genetic material between non sister chromatids during prophase 1 when synapses occur.

( hasn’t been checked by teacher Alice yet )

MPM report shown at the image

<p>Exchange of genetic material between non sister chromatids during prophase 1 when synapses occur.</p><p>( hasn’t been checked by teacher Alice yet )</p><p>MPM report shown at the image</p>
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What type of cases do we only draw until the F1 generation, results show don’t follow the Mendelian monohybrid ratio ?

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