Genetic Variation
Explain three cellular and /or molecular mechanisms that introduce variation into the gene pool of a plant or animal population.
1. Mutation - mutation in coding or non coding region creat more allele and increase gene pool size. Eg. A1 wild type, A2,A3, A4 ......A10 mutent
2. Differential reproduction (natural selection) -
A. assortive mateing - like same they mate, in this type homozygous allele increase. Eg. pp alllele increase or qq allele increase
B. Non- assortive mateing - heterozygocity increase , pq allele frequency increase.
3. Migration - migration of allele between source or sink population also effect gene pool dye to allele frequency. Ex. In source population p=0.7 and q= 0.3 and same in sink population after immigration of q allele , in source p=0.7 q=0.3 but in sink p= 0.5 and q= 0.5.
Along with genetic drift also effect gene pool size in faster manner. This effect apply on small population or isolated population.
Genetic Variation Explain three cellular and /or molecular mechanisms that introduce variation into the gene pool...
Inbreeding (endogamy) and incest amplify gene pool variation; they generates more genetic variability. a. True b. False Select one: O True O False
Identify two mechanisms of recombination that take place during meiosis. Explain how each contributes to an increase in the genetic variation of a population.
1. What happens to the within-group and between-group genetic variation of the population when gene flow occurs in the population? 2. What happens to the within-group and between-group genetic variation of the population when genetic drift occurs in the population? 3. When only one type of allele at a locus is found for a gene, what is this called? 4. What happens to a genetic variation within a population when natural selection is acting on a population? 5. What happens...
In a study of genetic variation of the Graceland gene, a researcher finds that there are two alleles in a population. In a large sample (500 individuals), the frequency of heterozygotes is 0.63. You monitor the population and determine that all requirements for the Hardy-Weinberg principle have been satisfied. You come back after 500 generations have past and observe that the frequency of heterozygotes is still 0.63. You conclude that the population is experiencing selection. Which type of selection is...
What is the cellular molecular most important points in the NEFL gene?
What is the cellular molecular most important points in the NEFL gene?
Explain what it is that selection is actually acting on and how such variation is distributed throughout a population (gene pool) (blending vs. independent assortment).
Darwinian evolution means that the gene pool is changed. Do you think the human race is continuing to evolve in a Darwinian, genetic sense? Are the genes of our species changing? Do not just write "yes" or "no," but explain why you think so. In addition, include in your explanation of how the mechanisms of evolution, such as natural selection, would be at play.
The process of DNA replication yields two identical DNA molecules from a single double-stranded molecule. Cellular proof-reading and error-checking mechanisms ensure nearly perfect fidelity of the DNA copies. However, RNA viruses lack replication error-checking mechanisms, and thus have higher rates of genetic variation. Discuss the importance of error-checking mechanisms during replication and how in the absence of these mechanisms genetic variation is introduced.
By which 3 mechanisms do bacteria achieve genetic diversity? Give 2 examples of types of genes/gene products acquired by these mechanisms?