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Welcome Back from Break. This may have been your life on break. This may be your life on Tuesday. This is what we are returning to in L319. Great Job – Keep up the good work!!!. Remember wit trait found in the A strain . Genotype: 50% wit/+; 50% wit/y Phenotype: females: 100% WT (red)
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Welcome Back from Break This may have been your life on break
Remember wit trait found in the A strain Genotype: 50% wit/+; 50% wit/y Phenotype: females: 100% WT (red) males: 100% white eyes Genotype: 25% wit/wit 25% wit/+ 25% wit/Y 25% +/Y Phenotype: 50% white eyes 50% WT (red)
Other Direction: Genotype: 50% wit/+; 50% +/y Phenotype: females: 100% WT (red) males: 100% WT (red) Genotype: 25% wit/+ 25% +/+ 25% wit/Y 25% +/Y Phenotype: Males: 50% WT; 50% white Females: 100% WT (red)
What about hsy? Genotype: 100% hsy/+ Phenotype: 100% WT (red eyes) Genotype: 25% hsy/hsy 50% hsy/+ 25% +/+ Phenotype: 25% hershey eyes 75% WT (red eyes)
What % of the flies in the F2 generation should have hershey eyes if wit is epistatic to hsy? From the following crosses: Po: A female X hsy male F2 males: 50% white eyes, 50% WT (red) F2 females: 50% white eyes, 50% WT (red) Po: hsy female x A male F2 males: 50% white eyes, 50% WT (red) Frequency white eyes = 0.5 Frequency hershey eyes = 0.25 % of flies with hershey eyes = 0.50 x 0.25 = 0.125 or 12.5% From the F2 females from Po: hsy female x A male No white eyed flies, no epistasis = 25% of flies should have hershey eyes
Thus a white eye fly could be: 1. hsy/hsy 2. hsy/+ 3. +/+ How can we find out the hsy genotype of a white eye male fly? Can set up another cross: F2 white-eyed male x hsy female Will you see any white eyed flies in the offspring? No
What are the possible phenotypes if the F2 male genotype is: Genotype: 100% +/hsy Phenotype: 100% WT (red) Genotype: 50% hsy/hsy, 50% +/hsy Phenotype: 50% hershey eyes, 50% WT (red) Genotype: 100% hsy Phenotype: 100% hershey eyes Unfortunately we don’t have any live F2 male flies to set up these crosses.
Will look at the genotype of frozen F2 white-eyed males using a different technique to differentiate the Hsy+ and hsy alleles: Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)
Genotype: 25% - 1425/ 1425 50% - 750/ 1425 25% - 750/ 750
Remember the sht trait found in A strain This trait is found on Chromosome 2 The scores of F2 Data from both reciprocal crossed showed that: 48 out of 2870 flies were scored to have both hershey eyes and short wings? Is this possible?
Remember: Male flies do not undergo recombination Do you see hershey, short flies? No How can you explain the data?
Experiment 4: Tetrad Analysis Let’s go over one Gene Pair Calculation
1. Do PD = NPD? PD = 67 NPD = 73 Total = 140 Χ2 = (67-70)2 + (73-70)2 = 0.26 < 3.84 - Can not reject Null Hypothesis 70 70
2. Do PD:NPD:4TT? PD = 67 NPD = 73 TT= 48 Total = 188/6 = 31.3 Χ2 = (67-31.3)2 + (73-31.3)2 + (48-125.3)2 = 143.9 > 5.99 – Reject Null Hypothesis 31.3 31.3 125.3
Calculate Centromere Distance • Total Centromere Distance = 48 x 100 = 12.7 • 2(188) • Given = Ura is 8 cM from its centromere • Distance of Leu from its centromere = 12.8 cM – 8 cM = 4.7