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Independent assortment
crossing over (recombination)
The most important mechanism of generating genetic diversity is the production of new combinations of already existing alleles [2]
Tetrads
Some fungi generate asci carrying all products of individual meiosis:
Physical breakage and reunion of DNA molecules
The melson and Weigle experiment proved that genetic recombination happens through:
Spo11 protein
Meiosis specific endonuclease that cleaves phosphodiester bond on both strands of DNA
Exonuclease
enzyme degrades the 5’ end on each side of double helix break to form 3’ overhang strands
double strand break formation
DNA resection
First strand invasion and D-loop formation
Two fates, either CO or NCO
formation of a double Holliday Junction
Branch migration
resolution of the double Holliday Junction intermediate
Steps of double strand break repair model [7]
Dmc1 protein
protein catalyses base pairing between the invading strand and its complementary strand.
Replication Protein A
D-loop is stablilzed by this protien
The noncomplementary strand is pushed out forming a D-loop
How is heteroduplex formed?
Holliday junction
interlocked regions of two non-sister chromatids in recombination intermediates
Resolvase
enzyme that breaks the two strands at each Holliday Junction
Ligase
rejoins the ends after two strands at each holiday junction broke
nonsider chromatid is used as a template to fill in the hap
A ligase rejoins both ends. Result is no crossover, but a heteroduplex region remains in one chromatid
Describe noncrossover pathway:
Induction of a repair mechanism that corrects the mismatch
In heteroduplexes, mismatched bases occur leading to:
Gene conversion
Process by one allele in a heterozygote is physically changed into the other, provides evidence for heteroduplex formation during recombination events.
recombinases
recombination is catalyzed by enzyme, catalyzes breakage and joining of DNA strands
two specific, short DNA target sites
crossing over occurs between:
Integration
Site specific recombination can lead to this_____ of genetic material into the genome
Excision
Can allow phage DNA to be removed from bacterial genome
Small guide RNA and a nuclease (Cas9) allow to induce double strand breaks at a specific location of the genome
Describe how CRISPR Cas9 works