Niche Lesson 4-S

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Who discovered that two traits did not assort independently in 1905?

William Bateson and Reginald Punnett.

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What did Bateson and Punnett discover in 1905?

They discovered that two traits could be inherited together instead of assorting independently.

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What does linkage refer to in genetics?

The tendency of genes located close together on the same chromosome to be inherited together.

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How is data grouped for linkage analysis?

Data is always grouped into two phenotypic classes.

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What is Drosophila melanogaster?

The scientific name for the common fruit fly.

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Who invented a method to quantify the relationship between recombination rate and gene distance?

Alfred Sturtevant, an undergraduate student of Thomas Hunt Morgan.

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At what age did Sturtevant develop his recombination mapping method?

At 21 years old.

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What did Sturtevant’s method quantify?

The relationship between the rate of recombination and the distance between genes.

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What is a two-point cross?

A genetic cross comparing two genes to determine their relative positions on a chromosome.

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What do two-point crosses help establish?

The relative positions of genes on a chromosome.

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What are the limitations of two-point crosses?

  1. Difficult to determine gene order if genes are close together. 2. Actual distances between genes do not always add up. 3. Pairwise crosses are time-consuming and labor-intensive.