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Chapter 17 Introductionmorris2e_ch17_1.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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17.1 The X and Y Sex Chromosomes morris2e_ch17_2.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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In many animals, sex is genetically determined and associated with chromosomal differences. morris2e_ch17_3.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Segregation of the sex chromosomes predicts a 1:1 ratio of females to males. morris2e_ch17_4.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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17.2 Inheritance of Genes in the X Chromosome morris2e_ch17_5.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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X-linked inheritance was discovered through studies of male fruit flies with white eyes. morris2e_ch17_6.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Genes in the X chromosome exhibit a “crisscross” inheritance pattern. morris2e_ch17_7.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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X-linkage provided the first experimental evidence that genes are in chromosomes. morris2e_ch17_8.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Genes in the X chromosome show characteristic patterns in human pedigrees. morris2e_ch17_9.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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17.3 Genetic Linkage and Recombination morris2e_ch17_10.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Nearby genes in the same chromosome show linkage. morris2e_ch17_11.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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The frequency of recombination is a measure of the genetic distance between linked genes. morris2e_ch17_12.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Genetic mapping assigns a location to each gene along a chromosome. morris2e_ch17_13.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Genetic risk factors for disease can be localized by genetic mapping. morris2e_ch17_14.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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17.4 Inheritance of Genes in the Y Chromosome morris2e_ch17_15.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Y-linked genes are transmitted from father to son to grandson. morris2e_ch17_16.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Case 3: How can the Y chromosome be used to trace ancestry? morris2e_ch17_17.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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17.5 Inheritance of Mitochondrial and Chloroplast DNA morris2e_ch17_18.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Mitochondrial and chloroplast genomes often show uniparental inheritance. morris2e_ch17_19.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Maternal inheritance is characteristic of mitochondrial diseases. morris2e_ch17_20.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Case 3: How can mitochondrial DNA be used to trace ancestry? morris2e_ch17_21.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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Chapter 17 Summarymorris2e_ch17_22.html5612e303757a2ed772000000
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