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Biology Chapter 10

Genes and Chromosomes

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Where are chromosomes located? in the nucleus
Where are genes located? on chromosomes
What did mendel say about organisms? that they have 2 factors for each trait except for gametes
Why do gametes only have one factor? diploid cells that have 2 copies of each chromosome divide to form haploid gametes which have only 1 copy of each chromosome
What did mendel hypothesize about the factors? that they would seperate when gametes are formed
What hapens to the homologous chromosomes in meiosis 1? they are seperated from each other
What did walter sutton do? he used microscope to study chromosomes during sperm formation in grasshoppers
What did walter sutton conclude about the chromosomes? they behave in the way we would expect to see the carriers of genetic info would behave
What is the chromosme therory of heredity? genes on chromosomes are linked together which means they are also inherited together
T-F Linked genes undergo independent assortment F
How are genes located on seperate chromosomes inherited? independently
What did Thomas Hunt Morgan do? used fruit fly for genetic studies
What is the proper name for fruit fly? Drosophilia melanogaster
What are three reasons to use the fruit fly> small size=easy to maintence in the lab, simple genetic system of 8 chromosomes, generate new generation in a few weeks
What was morgans first cross? gray flies/normal wings x black flies/small wings
What is the genotype of morgans first cross? GGWW x ggww
What were the results of morgans first cross? all off spring were gray/normal GGWW
What was morgans expected results for his first cross? 25% for each
what were his actual results GW-41.5%, Gw-7.5%, gW-7.
Why did morgan get the results he did in his first cross? the genes for body color and wing size must be connected. (linked)
What are linkage groups? packages of genes that are always inherited together
How many linkage groups are per pair of homologous chromosomes? 1
Does linkage explain all of morgans results? no, 17% of the time he got other combinations.
Why? morgan and is associate sturtevant proposed that linkages could be broken
How is broken linkage explained? crossing over
When does crossing over occur? meiosis 1 and produces a new combinations of genes which increase genetic variety (diversity)
What are recombinants? individuals with new combinations of genes
when are recombinants formed? during crossing over
How does crossing over occur? randomly along linkage groups
What does the frequency of crossing over depend on? the distance between genes
The further apart the genes.. the more often crossing over occurs
crossing over is rare between what genes? that are close together
What did nettie stevens do? used meal worms
What did she notice about females? they had 20 large chromosomes
What did nettie notice about males? they had 19 large and 1 large chromosome
Was her results the same for fruit flies? yes
What are sex chromosomes? mistmatched pairs of chromosomes
What do sex chromosomes determine? gender
What kind of chromosomes do females have? 2 matching sex chromosomes. (XX)
What chromosomes do males have? 2 different chromosomes (XY)
What are autosomes? chromosomes that are the same in males and females
Female gametes... contain 1 x chromosome.
Male gametes.. 50% carry x, 50% carry Y
Who determines the sex of an offspring? males
What are sex linked genes? genes located on sex chromosomes
Who discovered first sex linked genes? Thomas Hunt Morgan
What was morgans fruit fly experiment white eyed male X red eyed female
What were the results of morgans 2nd experiment all offspring had red eyes
What was the F1 Cross results? 3:1 ratio of red eyes to white
What were morgans conclusion? red is dominant over white
What was morgans observation? all white eyed flies are male
What was morgans explanation? eye color gene in fruit flies is located on X chromosome
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