UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES, RAICHUR
Department of Genetics & Plant Breeding, College of Agriculture, Raichur – 584 104
MT/GPB 501/2+1(Core)/Date: 29-12-2017/Max. Marks: 35
I. Define the following: (10 marks)
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Epistatic gene:
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Hypostatic allele:
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Absolute linkage:
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Crossing over:
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Recombinant type:
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Map distance:
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Pleiotropy:
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Karyotype:
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Unfavourable linkage:
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Saturation of maps:
II. Differentiate the following: (10 Marks)
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12:3:1 with 15:1
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7:1:1:7 with 9:3:3:1
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Morgan with Sturtevant
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Linkage maps with Cytological maps
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0.01cM with 12cM
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AaBb with Aa/Bb
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Linkage group of female Drosophila with male human
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9:6:1 with 9:7
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Dominance with Epistatic interaction
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F2 phenotypic ratio of 6:2:3:1 with 1:2:1:2:4:2:1:2:1
III. Answer the following: (15 marks)
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What are non-epistatic interactions? How they arise. With an example explain.
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What are the properties of linkage? How these properties can be used in breeding?
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Discuss inhibitory interaction for two and three gene cases. What would dominant epistasis and recessive epistasis for three gene case.
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How linkage can be detected. Explain.
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Write short notes on:
a. Linkage detection using pedigree chart
b. Gene isolation using linkage analysis
c. Penetrance and Expressivity

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