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When two genes are nearer, the probability of occurrence of crossing<br />

over between them is limited.<br />

Let A, B, C, D and E be five knots on a string separated by the distances<br />

as shown. The probability of making a random cut between two knots is<br />

directly proportional to the distance between them. Every cut separates A<br />

from E, whereas 5/100th cut only separates C from D.If the knots or genes<br />

linearly arranged on a chromosome in randoms are the cross overs, then C<br />

and D remain linked, whereas A and E will not show linkage in this situation.<br />

Uses of gene mapping<br />

It is useful to determine the location, arrangement and linkage of<br />

genes in a chromosome.<br />

It is useful to predict the results of dihybrid and trihybrid crosses.<br />

Self evaluation<br />

I . Choose and write the correct options.<br />

1. The coupling test cross ratio is<br />

a. 1:7:7:1 b. 7:1:1:7<br />

c. 1:1:1:1 d. 9:3:3:1<br />

II. Answer the following questions in two or three sentences.<br />

2. What is linkage?<br />

3. What is coupling?<br />

4. What is repulsion?<br />

5. What is crossing over?<br />

6. What is a genetic map?<br />

7. What are the uses of gene mapping?<br />

III. Answer the following questions in about 100 words.<br />

8. Write short notes on crossing over.<br />

9. What is crossing over? Write the significance of crossing over.<br />

10. Write short notes on gene mapping.<br />

11. Explain the coupling aspect in Lathyrus odoratus.<br />

12. Explain the replusive aspect in Lathyrus odoratus.<br />

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