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Linkage and Crossing over
Presented by -
shivam yadav
Presented to Head of department -
Shree Ashok sir
Msc ag 1st sem
Genetics and plant
breeding
Linkage :- Linkage refers to the precense of two
different gene on the same chromosome.
Two gene gene that occur on the same chromosome
are said to be linked, and those that occur very closed
together are tightly linked.
Crossing over :- process in genetic by which the two
chormosome of a homologus pair exchange equal
segment with each other.
Coupling :- The conditioin of having the dominant
allels for both genes of the parental chromosome , with
both recessive on the other parental chromosome, is
called coupling.
Repulsion :- The opposite condition the having one
dominant and one recessive on each parental
chromosome is called repulsion
Theories of crossing over :-
(i)Contact fist theory :
According to this theory the inner to chromatids of the
homologus chromosomes under going crossing over ,first
touch each other and then cross over .At the point of
contact breakage occurs. The broken segments again
unite to from new combination .
(ii)The breakage first theory :
According to this theory the chromatids under going
crossing over , first of all break into two without any
crossing over and after that the broken segments reunite to
form the new combination
Three point test cross :
In a three point test cross eight different phenotypic classes
are obtaind these eight classes are indentified in two
different ways, viz., 1 by phenotypic frequencies and 2. by
altration of gene

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  • 1. Linkage and Crossing over Presented by - shivam yadav Presented to Head of department - Shree Ashok sir Msc ag 1st sem Genetics and plant breeding
  • 2. Linkage :- Linkage refers to the precense of two different gene on the same chromosome. Two gene gene that occur on the same chromosome are said to be linked, and those that occur very closed together are tightly linked. Crossing over :- process in genetic by which the two chormosome of a homologus pair exchange equal segment with each other.
  • 3. Coupling :- The conditioin of having the dominant allels for both genes of the parental chromosome , with both recessive on the other parental chromosome, is called coupling. Repulsion :- The opposite condition the having one dominant and one recessive on each parental chromosome is called repulsion
  • 4. Theories of crossing over :- (i)Contact fist theory : According to this theory the inner to chromatids of the homologus chromosomes under going crossing over ,first touch each other and then cross over .At the point of contact breakage occurs. The broken segments again unite to from new combination . (ii)The breakage first theory : According to this theory the chromatids under going crossing over , first of all break into two without any crossing over and after that the broken segments reunite to form the new combination
  • 5. Three point test cross : In a three point test cross eight different phenotypic classes are obtaind these eight classes are indentified in two different ways, viz., 1 by phenotypic frequencies and 2. by altration of gene