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Topics: Meiosis & genetic recombination, Recombination frequency and genetic linkage, Genetic & physical maps, Mitotic recombination & genetic complementation, Mendelian genetic analysis, DNA replication, Mutation, mutagenesis & repair, Gene expression: transcription & translation, Prokaryotic genes: structure & regulation, The genetic code & consequences of mutation, Introduction to bacterial plasmids, Bacterial transposons, Bacterial conjugation, Transduction, genetic mapping and transformation

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L2 -
Meiosis and Genetic Recombination

recombination process that combination transmitted
generates alleles
from parent to
gospring
~


of
new


1
why
t
important ? ↳
this transmitted
1) produces genetic diversity keeps populations going genetic info .




1) out later
is
packaged gametes
into
Find
3) ( must have 1
copy of each oh .




diploid This
so
zygote is
=
.




due to meiosis
)




For recombination to have the
an
affect in

next there must be
generation a
heterozygous
individual for at least 2
genes .
÷siÉdiÉt
( would not be evident with
homozygous) due to independent assort .




This requires the parental to be AABB aabb A Abb aaBB
generation Parental
✗ or ✗
generation
:




t
Aaa Bbb F1
parental
combination
parental
combination of alleles
alleles
of
AABB aabb




IF f- If f-
I : p





ABF f-
5 Gametes

y
f- §
AD ! F1
AaDb

, Genes A and B could be on
shame or on
different chromosomes (;)
" ^^ ""




{


it att Independent assortment at Mt

b leads to inheritance

tf Tt of
new

combinations alleles
of of genes
on
different chromosomes




-

equally probable so 1 1
:




recombination between different
f. of genes
on


chromosomes is 50%




For A Abb ✗ aaBB parental generation :




This time parental combination =
Ab ,
AB

and recombinant combination =
AB ab
,




So which combination alleles
of is

and which is
parental recombinant

depends on
genotype of parents of F1

, Genes
" "
chromosome (1)


}
on sand




It I 11=8
it
each combo will.




away remain
together
as on same oh .





independent assortment has not

recombination
given us for alleles
chromosome
of genes on same




/
so what recombination alleles
gives of
chromosome ?
of genes on same



I
chiasma at Mt
(need bivalent)

how do we know that a



new combination alleles
n.is

of
experiment
genetic
ab →
genetically
is due to a new
AB

combination chromosomal
Ab
of
material ?

aka how do we know there


If :#I µ Aff f f
" " "
> is
exchange among non sister
-




, B- B- b
b -


?
chromatids
-




P R R P

, Genetic experiment to
find whether recombination due to
genetic is
crossing
over :




Need an individual
heterozygous for 2
genes @ wxgenes) +




aid laid
this oh Wx
only genetically distinct
is not oh
.



from c. ,




a
D ④ but has acquired a chromatin blob (LHS) and translocation @Hs)
PARENTAL
D d
Aid / Aid
a
*


A d

F1 A.cl/aiD


÷


µ÷,&, {
Aid /Aid And crossing over




)
A D does not happen
AD / aid chromatids A. D ineachmeiocyk
p a d i.
f. recombination
Aid must be -50%
a
D
I
test -

cross = one between Ai AID
gemsareiinned
Hetero F1 Homo
atestcwss :

a hetero + homo Aide /

Dad
a.


/ ad AD / ad
FL



a.m.mn, ,
between non -
sister chromatids independent so
since new different phenotype > 50%1-8

/
"" " "" "




So two processes can result in recombination :




1) independent assortment
for genes on
doggonest chromosomes

a) chiasma
formation / crossing over
forgeries on same chromosome
-




\ > involves
Paf
AND recombination
crossing
over

, Recombination Genetic

frequency linkage
-
or




/




→ 50%
stays far
2 + crossovers

between A- +B

So recombination between chromosome is 50%
ma_✗mu f. of genes on same




I
50% for both doggonest
i. since
genes
+ same

1

Max f- of recombination between two is 50%
any genes
.




Genetic linkage
show
'



recombination chromosome
if genes they are LINKED and same
- -

on




Genes on DIFFERENT chromosomes
will show 50% recombination and are said to be unlinked .




c÷÷¥)
1-




Genes show 50% recombination be unlinked
on SAME chromosome
may
and
genetically
born "" " h


different oh
-




.
I
if
501 .
or more
p of
. recombination not linked
( as
crossing
over d)
less than 50% linked
game eh
-

. if

, Crossing over
gives reciprocal products # AB # ab
: =




# Ab =
#aB




recombination
Measuring f. of
Outcome 2 test
of different crosses
-
:




reciprocal pairs equal (as should be)
x




but the four classes are not



↳ I
A and C linked
genes
:
.
are




all ✗ same #

recombination
so
f. of
must be v50 %
what the recombination
is
f. of
① between A and C ?
A not
gene
i.




linked to B V



# recombinant
f. recombination
=


✗ no
total
I progeny
f. of recombination gene distance

if 1 genes
dude >
are the
phenotypes belonging 93+107
=


✗ no
less chance to
together #412 # 388
and 1000

over must be the PARENTAL 20%
of crossing
=




as most frequent =
20 map units or 20cm
chance
if far more



If f- Ef f-
E &
recombination PARENTAL AC /ac aclac
so
f. of
: :

can use

-




guideoh
as a to their distance

apart on .




mhimap> 1% recombination = 1 map unit = 1cM

, Making genetic a map

Using
and so
a 3-point test
distance values
cross
:
as more
informative that 2- point
for recombination f.
ABC combo alleles received
of
=




from one parent
parental combos as most
V9
" "t
?
aye
it from other patent
other combo




{
=
.




i. recombinant
i.
ABC/ abc ✗ abc /abc test cross

""




to
?•÷; dont have



Map distance =
% Recombination =
Total A B recombinant
-




✗ too f. 4 combos)
*
%,

=
145 + 155 + 77 + 73
✗ too
1000


=

45 map units
-




",mµ
Total A -


C recombinant =
combos not with

" "" → • " " %
AC or ac
f- 4)
"
"
=
1451-155+33+37
A C B
37p
=




"5

{ 37
> (
22 }




Y ,
,




=
,, ,,


22maPF
, ,, , ,,




whyadddo they not
up ?
↳ 2 crossovers

,W 2




Lk -


Genetic o
Physical maps


4- 1
Effect of a double crossover




✓ = recombinant pair

✗ = Parental pain
Acr cB✓ AB ✗
A- Bc
ac
✓ Cb ✓ ab ✗
abc

u
both double crossovers have
non recombinant
given gene
-




in meiotic products
pairing

-
when
calculating the map distance between A B
-




¢15 ) mu this was underestimated
=
as the double recombinant

cancelled out and were not counted

Double recombination reduces recombinant between outside
f. of genes .






} products of double crossover
( note the
K-astf-due.to double crossing over
)
-









So how can we use identified recombinants to correct map distance A B ? -




!
remember ✗ 2 as double crossovers
happening
Add them in recombinant f. equation y
:

, 4- 2
Coefficient of coincidence
Are crossover events independent in same meiosis ?



Coefficient coincidence observed
f. of doubles 1 independent each other
of
=




if
=

of
expected f. of doubles

usually observed e
expected

From ex .




T¥ .




of
doubles =




?%_3 =
0.07
=




assume
independence
as




expected f. of doubles 0.37
¥ 022
0.08¥
= =




t
: .
Coc =
0--07 37% recombination between A -
C

0.0814
between A 0.37
f. of crossing C
i. -
over
- =




=

0.8£ not independent
am
observed expected
suggesting that
-
occurrence crossover
of one

makes it less
likely of another
happening in same meiosis .




So
they interfere with one another .




1
Interference =

coefficient of coincidence
-




=
1 -




0.86



=

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