Genetics - Principles of Inheritance & Variations | NEET | Linkage & Gene Mapping | Neela Bakore

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mam,thank you so much for giving us a clear idea on linkage and gene mapping.This is what every student expect from a TEACHER.

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Mam, please explain coupling and repulsion hypothesis of linkage. Prove how we get 7:1:1:7 and 1:7:7:1 in this hypothesis. Mam it's needed a lot

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Humans can have 2 linkage groups based on gender. Male have 22 pairs of autosomes and 1X and 1Y. So, in all 24 linkage groups. While females have 22 pairs autosomes and 1X pair. So, total 23 linkage groups

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[@saramalik7645]

Linkage grp= total no of diff. chr of a species Linkage grp, in human males = 22 pairs autosomes +1X chr+1Y chr i:e: 24 linkage grps Female = 22 aytosome +2X chr i;e 23 chr

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Miss drosophila 2n= 8 & n=4

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Ma'am Please correct one thing grey linked with vestigial and black with long

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[@Yash_123..]

Mam if you are reading the comments please help me in this question:🙏🙏 Map units on linkage map cannot be relied upon to calculate physical distancees on a chromosome for which ofthe following reasons? (a) The relationship between recombination frequency and map units is different in every individual during (b) Physical distances between genes change the course of cell cycle (c) Linkage map distances are identical between males and females (d) The frequency of crossing over varies along the length of the chromosome

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After surfing through the net the best video I found was this on Gene mapping... Thank you mam

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All your lecturers are Excellently presented. Hat off mam. There are 22 pairs of chromosomes are called autosomes. The genes on chromosome one form one linkage group, the genes on chromosome two form another linkage group, etc. So there are 22 autosome linkage groups plus the X and Y linkage groups to give you a total of 24 linkage groups. Please clarify the same.

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14:10 here we took A and B but in A and C we made two cases either C and A or A and C... Similarly how did we know it was gene A and B and not B and A...... That there could have been 4 positions CAB,ACB and CBA,BCA

[@Abslte]

Bro ahe said the gene c is ten units apart from gene A and gene B is 20 units from gene A, so CBA is impossible bcz then dist b/w AC is more than BC but she mentioned that C is near to A 10 units. And BCA is just opposite of ACB... Bro let your common sense work...

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@@Abslte ah yrh i didn't actually look into that anyways it was mere a doubt .so is there a like a definite direction when naming gene position or you can name it in any way

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Mam for drosophila if 2n=4 ten n should b 2, y is n=4 here?

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Aastha Kumari no for drosophila 2n=8 she said 4 pairs

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Aastha Kumari she is wrong, n=2 only in case of Drosophila

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@@jasbirkaurhayer1599 no 2n=8 for drosophilla ...i think u shuld check it once

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Its 2n=8 only....like we say in the case of human beings that we have 23 pairs of chromosome so n=23 similarly for drosophil 4 pairs so n=4

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mam can u make a video on mechanism of crossing over...pls mam its urgent

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In complete linkage there is cross between red eye normal winged and purple eye 👀 vestigal wing

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amazing mam yu completely explain the topic and clear almost every doubt related to linkage and gene mapping

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Ma'am pls mechanism of complete and incomplete linkage

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How to know it is completely linked or partially linked to target trait

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[@kaliprasadrai]

Mam,How many linkage groups are preasent in Human Male? I guess 23....But its 24 Why?

[@girishpedada944]

in males we have both x and y chromosome so the linkkage groups are 24 (22 autosomes+x+y)

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in males we have both x and y chromosome so the linkkage groups are 24 (22 autosomes+x+y)

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Maa'm i have this que. Can u pls help me with this Que-- If AABB is crossed to aabb and the F1 is test crossed. What % of the test cross progeny will be aabb if the two genes are (a)10 map units apart (b) 24 map units apart

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Mam you did'nt mention incomplete linkage :-(

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those which segregate follow incomplete dominance

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It is explained in ncert

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you have completely cleared my concept of gene mapping . thank u very much mam

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Mam what about incomplete linkage?

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Thank you mam but you havenot told about incomplete linkage and linkage defination