Titlebook: Solving Problems in Genetics; Richard Kowles Textbook 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 cell.cell division.chromosome.gen

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Linkage, Recombination, and Mapping,omes, it is obvious that numerous genes would have to reside on each chromosome. Further, the genes represented by one chromosome might tend to be inherited together, rather than assorting independently. Data were accumulated soon after the rediscovery of Mendel’s classic paper that markedly departe

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Variations in Chromosome Number and Structure,organisms are diploids (2n) since their somatic cells have a chromosome complement consisting of two homologous sets. A few species, however, naturally have only one set of chromosomes, and they are called haploid or monoploid (1n). Gametes generated in diploid organisms by meiosis and gametogenesis

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Population Genetics,s a group of potentially interbreeding individuals who share a common gene pool. The gene pool, in turn, consists of the sum total of all of the genes in a particular population. A gene pool includes all of the genetic information encoded in these genes. Population genetics is the branch of genetics

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Human Genetics,y, and genetically. Many of these disorders are caused by a single gene or gene pair, dependent upon dominance and recessiveness and, therefore, follow Mendelian inheritance patterns. Most genetic disorders are rare, but because so many different ones exist, the overall frequency is substantial.

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