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Bio Exam: Final Nov 14 Chromosomal Basis For Mendel’s Independent Assortment If the individual is heterozygous for both genes, gene A and gene B, according to Mendel’s principle of independent assortment, when the gametes are formed, you can get 4 types f gametes: AB, Ab, aB, ab The idea is that the homologous chromosome pairs line up on the metaphase plate independently in metaphase I, and this arrangement is just as likely as the other. Genes on the same chromosome are called Linked Geneso Linked genes don't show independent assortment (dependent assortment) Dependent vs Independent Assortmento Parents: AABB x aabbo F1: AaBb x aabbo Gametes of F1: Independent Assortment AaBb parental Aabb non- parental aaBb non-parental aabb parental Two of the four gametes have the parental phenotype (1:1:1:1 ratio)o Gametes of F1: Dependent Assortment AaBb parental aabb parental Both of the gametes have parental phenotypes (1:1 ratio) Non-Parentals: recombination, new combination of traits that was not in the parents Parental: same phenotype as the parent Sweet Peas P=purple flower p= red flower L= long pollen l= round pollen Find out if the genes are linkedo Homozygous for both parents: PPLL x ppllo Do a test cross with a recessive for both genes F1: PpLl x ppllo If it was independently assorted, we would expect: Purple and Long as one parental 900 Red and long as a non parental 10 Purple and round as a non parental 15 Red and round as another parental 912o Not a 1:1:1:1 ratio but its not linked either because there are non-parentalso Crossing-over generated gametes that were part paternal and part maternal Gamete LP and lp When combine them with ones from test cross, get parentals only In prophase I of meiosis if the maternal and paternal lined up (maternal lp and paternal LP) Produce chromosomes part paternal and part maternal Crossing over accounted for the non-parental summaryo if the genes show IA, 4 phenotypes 1:1:1:1 ratioo If the genes are linked 2 phenotypes 1:1 ratio, all parentalo If neither, its call partial linkage Generate some recombinant gametes by crossing over which creates chromosomes with both paternal and maternal parts and that can result in a recombinant gamete which will result in a recombinant individual when you do a test cross Morgan- scientist the studied fruit flies Had an undergraduate student working for him named Sturtevanto Came up with a way to map genes on a chromosome by determining the frequency of recombinants If you have two chromosomes, one pat and one mat, they have genes A,B, and D on them, when crossing over occurs, the place where it occurs is random The cross over can be anywhere on the chromosomeso He realized that two genes will be more likely switched/exchanged during a cross over if they are far apart versus close together; The cross over can only be in one place on a chromosomeo Said you can map you can map genes on a chromosome by determining the frequency of the recombinants To map genes on a chromosome start with a cross between a double heterozygote The results of the test cross are:- AaBb 20 45- Aabb 18 5- aaBb 22 4- aabb 25 46 Black numbers are close to a 1:1:1:1 ratio= Independent Assortment Green numbers are not independent assortment, so the frequency of recombinance is: the total number of non-parentals (recombinants) the total number of individuals 9100 = 9% = 9 map unit apart1 map unit= 1% recombinantso Summary: to map genes on a chromosome, first you if start with pure strain parents, create a doubleheterozygote, then you test cross the double heterozygote If you get something close to a 1:1:1:1 ratio= IA (not linked genes) If you get an excess of parentals and not many recombinants then that means the genes are linked The map units are the total recombinants divided by the total number of individuals  Aneuploidy A chromosomal aberration; When there is one too many or one too few chromosomeso Trisomy: 2N+1 one too many chromosomes 47 chromosomes o Monosomy: 2N-1 one too few chromosomes (45) Arises from chromosomal non-disjunction, in anaphase I, the chromosomes are supposed to separate (disjoin), if they don't separate its called


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