Longer regions have more crossovers and thus higher recombinant frequencies Unseen distribution of crossovers Meiocyte 1 b. B Meiocyte 2 Meiocyte 3 Meiocyte 4 etc. Few recombinants Numerous recombinants Short map distance Long map distance FIGURE 4-10 Crossovers produce recombinant chromatids whose Chromosome frequency can be used to map genes on a chromosome. Longer regions produce more crossovers. Brown shows recombinants for that interval. map A B locus locus locus ...

Longer regions have more crossovers and thus higher recombinant frequencies Unseen distribution of crossovers Meiocyte 1 b. B Meiocyte 2 Meiocyte 3 Meiocyte 4 etc. Few recombinants Numerous recombinants Short map distance Long map distance FIGURE 4-10 Crossovers produce recombinant chromatids whose Chromosome frequency can be used to map genes on a chromosome. Longer regions produce more crossovers. Brown shows recombinants for that interval. map A B locus locus locus ...

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Chapter6: Cytogenetics: Karyotypes And Chromosome Aberrations

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