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Linkage
Alleles on the same chromosome segregate as a unit during gamete formation
Recombination
Reshuffling of alleles between homologs during the tetrad stage
Chromosome maps
Indicate the relative locations of genes on the chromosomes
Complete linkage
Produces only parental/noncrossover, gametes that are formed in equal proportions
50% recombination
Results in a 1:1:1:1 ratio
Chiasmata
Points of genetic exchange
Single crossover (SCO)
Occurs between two nonsister chromatids, but not between the two loci being studied; therefore, the crossover is undetected because no recombinant gametes are produced for the two traits of interest
Double crossover (DCO)
Double exchanges of genetic material
Incomplete linkage
Genes located on the same chromosome are not always inherited together, as they are separated by crossing-over events during meiosis
Mapping cross
Crossing a heterozygote with a homozygous recessive
Interference
Formation of one single crossover event interferes with the formation of another single crossover event
(+) = yes
(-) = assistance
0 = none
Interference hypothesis
Interference is due to the synaptonemal complex forming around each recombination module, meaning the proteins are interfering with each other. When the proteins on each synaptonemal complex are the same, they assist each other
Determining the gene sequence
Simulate a double crossover event by putting each gene in the middle
From the DCO simulation, pick which matches the combination in the NCO → this cross tells which gene is in the middle
Simulate SCO (s) by using the NCO sequence
Match the correct sequence to the SCO (s)
Determine the total # of progeny
Add the total # from one SCO including the #s from the DCO x100% to get the recombination between gene 1-2. Do this again if 3 genes to find the recombination for 2-3
Interference formula
1 - coefficient of coincidence (observed DCO / expected DCO)
Expected DCO frequency
Multiply the decimals of the recombination frequencies between genes
Observed DCO frequency
Total # of DCO progeny / total # of progeny