No Slide Title · Following Meiosis Parental chromosomal types - complete linkage and no crossing...
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Linkage
-Genes on the same chromosome are called linked
Human-23 pairs of chromosomes, ~35,000 different genes expressed.
- average of 1,500 genes/chromosome
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Following Meiosis
Parental chromosomal types - complete linkage and no crossing over.Seldom occurs.
Nonparental chromosomal types- result from crossing-over, recombination of alleles.
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Crossing-Over
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-Frequency of crossing-over between linkedgenes is proportional to the distance between them.
-Possible if two genes are close that crossing-over will not be detected.
- crossing-over has been used to constructchromosome maps.
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Three possibilities for two genes:Fig. 6.1 in text.
a. On separate chromosomes so segregateindependently.
b. Both genes on same pair of chromosomes, no crossing-overso always stay together.
c. Both genes on same pair, crossing over, produces recombinant gametes.
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Possible for two genes to be far enough apart so number of recombinants approaches 50%.
Four types of gametes produced in a 1:1:1:1 ratio.
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Linkage ratio
If complete linkage, a unique F2phenotypic ratio results.
1:2:1 phenotypic and genotypic ratio
Test cross produces 1:1 ratio
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Genetic Symbols
P1 : bw hv+ bw+ hvX
bw hv+ bw+ hv
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Genes located on same chromosome will show evidence of linkage.
Linkage groups - number equals haploid number
of chromosomes.
Complete linkage is rare, usually some crossing-over.
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Thomas Hunt Morgan
- first discovered sex-linkage.
-linked genes can become separated
-How did genes that were linked become separated?
-Why did the frequency of separation vary depending on the gene?
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Thomas Hunt Morgan
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Morgan proposed:
During Meiosis, synapsed chromosomes exchanged genetic material.
Chiasmatype theory.
Two genes located close to each other are less likely to form chiasamata between them. Crossing-over results the actual physicalexchange.
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Alfred H. Sturtevant - Morgan's student, crossing-over frequencies could be used tomap the sequence of genes and the distance between genes.
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Alfred H. Sturtevant
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Compiled data on recombinationListed frequency of crossing-overbetween pairs.
yellow, white 0.5% white, minature 34.5%yellow, minature 35.4%
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yellow, white 0.5%white, minature 34.5%yellow, minature 35.4%
1. yellow and white must be close- recombiantion frequency is low.
2. yellow and white must be far from minature-high recombination frequency for both.
3. Minature shows more recombination withyellow than white. -White must be between yellow and minature.
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one map unit = 1% recombination between genes.
linkage also occurs on autosomes
In Drosophila crossing-over occurs onlyin females.
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Why should relative distance between loci affect recombination?
A limited number of random cross overs occur during meiosis.
The closer the two loci, the less likely that crossing-over will occur.
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Crossing-over occurs in four strand tetrad stage.
Single cross over between two nonsisterchromatids, other two chromatids willbe unchanged.
If single cross over occurs 100% of time,50% of gametes formed affected.
For single cross over, maximum percentage of recombinant gametes is 50%.
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Multiple crossovers- multiple exchanges between nonsister chromatids.
Probability of double cross over between2 loci is product of individual probabilities.
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A and B = 20% recombinantB and C = 30% recombinant
Probability of double crossover between A and C is:
.2 x .3 = .06 or 6%
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Three-Point Mapping
Have 3 genes and want to determine whichgene is in the middle.
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Three-Point Mapping
Three criteria must be met:
1. Genotype of organism producing thecrossover gametes must be heterozygous at the loci.
2. Each phenotypic class must reflect thegenotype of the gametes of the parentsproducing it.
3. A sufficient number of offspring must beproduced.
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Noncrossover F2 phenotypes - highest proportion.
double crossover - least
Remaining are from single crossovers.
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1501.5%
4004%
6.06%
9,44494.44
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Determining the Gene Sequence
1. Assign order of genes along each homologue of the heterozygous parent.
2. Following a double crossover, the middleallele will end up in the middle of theother two alleles on the other homologue
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w y ec y ec w y w ec
w+ y+ ec+ y+ ec+ w+ y+ w+ ec+
double crossover phenotypes
y w+ ec and y+ w ec+
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1501.5%
4004%
6.06%
94.4494.44
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Map distances - any two genes must consider all exchanges.
y and w = 1.5% + .06% = 1.56%
w and ec = 4.0% + .06% = 4.06%
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In maize, the recessive mutant genes bm (brown midrib),v (virescent seedling) and pr (purple aleurone) arelinked on chromosome 5. Assume that a female plantis known to be heterozygous for all three traits. Nothingis known about the arrangement of the mutant alleleson the paternal and maternal homologs of this heterozygote, the sequence of the genes, or the mapdistances between the genes. What genotype must themale have to allow successful mapping?
1. What is the correct heterozygous arrangement of thealleles in the female parent?
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2. What is the correct sequence of thegenes?
v + bm+ pr +
+ bm v pr + +
+ v bmpr + +
Only last choice will yield v pr bm and +++following double cross-overs.
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3.What is the distance between each pair ofgenes?
+ + bm
v pr +
14.5%v + bm+ pr +
+7.8-------22.3
v + +
+ pr bm
35.6%+7.8-------43.4
v + bm+ pr +
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Linkage or genetic map- use frequency of recombination to measure
distant between genes.
Syntenic - genes on the same chromosome