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Introduction to Genetics (BIOL0003) Notes - Sex Linkage and Chromosome Mapping

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Explore the Introduction to Genetics (BIOL0003) module at University College London. Focused on the captivating realm of sex linkage and chromosome mapping, the document navigates through the intricacies of sex linkage, the chromosome theory, and two-point mapping. Unravel the mysteries behind the inheritance of traits, adding a human touch to the academic journey. Please note that these materials are intended for personal use only and should be used in accordance with academic integrity guidelines.

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Sex Linkage and the Chromosome Theory
Sex Linkage and the Chromosome Theory
 Human chromosomes
o Genes are located on chromosomes
 Cell cycle
o Stages of the cell cycle
 Mitosis
 Chromosomes are visible
 G1
 Synthesis
 G2
o Measuring the amount of genetic material in a cell
 Shine ultraviolet light at the correct wavelength on the sample = absorbed by DNA
o Phases of mitosis
 Interphase
 DNA is not visible
 Prophase
 Chromosomes are visible
 Metaphase
 Chromosomes line up with centromeres in metaphase plate
 Anaphase
 Chromosomes pull apart to opposite ends of the cell
 Telophase
 Cell divides in 2
 Correspondence between genes and chromosomes




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 Human chromosomes
 46 chromosomes – 2 copies of each chromosomes = 23 pairs
o One maternal copy + one paternal copy
 Sex chromosomes
o Do not come in pairs
 X (large) and Y (small) chromosomes – determines sex
o Women = XX
o Men = XY = hemizygous – big X and small Y
 Drosophila melanogaster – fruit fly
o Red and white eye
 Red eye = wild type mutant
 White eye = mutation removes the red mutant

, Sex Linkage and the Chromosome Theory
o Morgan’s reciprocal cross – used to test the role of parental sex on a given inheritance pattern
 1
 P1
o Red female x white male
 XXW x XY
 F1
o All females and males red




o
 F2
o All females red
o Half males red + half males white




o
 2
 P1
o White female x red male
 XWXW x XY
 F1
o All females red + all males white




o
 F2
o Half females red + half females white
o Half males red + half males white




o
o Morgan’s anomalous cross
 White females mated with red males – rarely gave all white females and red males
 Non-disjunction
o Females occasionally produced eggs with 2 X chromosomes or no X
chromosomes





o XWXWX – triploid = dies
o XWXWY – white female
o X0 – red male
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