Linked Genes, Crossing Over and Genetic Recombination

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[@evan.5967]

@@AKLECTURES sir this only happens in meiosis right

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My textbook doesn't explain how crossing over leads to genetic diversity. So I was pondering about this for a long time. Thanks for the detailed explanation, Sir❤

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anyone else having issues where it doesnt sound very loud? I've got my speakers up to max and the volume control on the video up to max and its not very loud... just wondering if its only me! great lecture thanks!

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you either have bad speakers or bad ears... the voice is fine for me

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@@hussainabualrob7110 the audio is low for me to

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Sir, the best ever lecture as always, but the audio is very low for genetics lectures, other biochemistry lectures were with good audio. I request you to please look into this sir.

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Great and thorough video! I finally get crossing over :)

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I absolutely find your videos indispensible for my Anthro class as we're delving into genetic inheritance. Thanks so much. But, I do have 1 suggestion. My laptop is at maximum volume, and I can only hear you if I try... In the future could you do videos with louder audio? Thanks a ton!

[@AKLECTURES]

+Eric Mazariegos There are only a few of these videos where the volume is low, unfortunately I only noticed that AFTER I recorded and uploaded. and thanks for the kind words! good luck in your course!

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[@LiquidIllusion]

the word for the synapsis is known as chiasmata. The chromosomes come together in their homologous paris to form a bivalent. Some extra info.

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first of all, thank you for your lectures but my question is why you assigned different colors for the same trait's allele

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[@rodhiyadaud7892]

Please crossing over occurs only in linked genes,and it is must also occur during meiosis....what if we are asked to draw out the chromosome of an unlinked gene in metaphase 2....are we going to cross over the genes or not?

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And plz tell about the chiasma nd synaptonemal complex...

[@aarontcagle]

We were taught that syntenic genes are on the same chromosome, but that linked genes are so close to each other that when crossing over occurs, they both are taken over to the new chromosome and therefor genetic recombination doesn't happen for those two genes. I can hear him saying, "All linked genes are syntenic, but not all syntenic genes are linked!" This video doesn't help me at all in describing why syntenic genes sometimes assort independently or travel with each other when they are too close.

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[@patatas345]

probably should be noted that synapsis is also known as chiasma (pl:chiasmata)