Gene Linkage, Recombination, and Gene Mapping

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to gene linkage, recombination, and gene mapping as discussed in the lecture notes.

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Genes that are inherited together more often than not are called __________.

genetic linkage

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Recombination is a result of __________ during meiosis.

crossing-over

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The percentage of total progeny that are recombinant types is called __________.

recombination frequency (RF)

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One map unit (m.u.) is equivalent to __________.

1% recombination frequency.

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A gene's specific location on a chromosome is called its __________.

locus (plural: loci)

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The testcross of triply-heterozygous F1 is used for __________ mapping.

three-point

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In a three-point cross, the most frequent pair of progeny represents the __________ configuration of alleles.

parental

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The coefficient of coincidence is calculated as __________.

observed DCO frequency / expected DCO frequency

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The chi-square test measures the __________ between observed and expected values.

goodness of fit

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A p value of __________ or less indicates rejection of the null hypothesis in chi-square tests.

0.05