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9 notecards = 3 pages (4 cards per page)

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White tiger

front 1

Restriction-site-associated DNA sequencing (RAD-seq)

back 1

technique for sequencing DNA near specific restriction enzyme sites, rather than sequencing the whole genome.

front 2

genome-wide association study (GWAS)

back 2

surveys markers (points of variation) across the genome and highlights those markers for which variation seems to segregate with the phenotype of interest.

front 3

scaffold

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Stretch of dna sequence

front 4

Synteny

back 4

refer to the location of one or more genes near each other (and often in the same order) on one chromosome, across two or more species.

front 5

Linkage disequilibrium

back 5

tendency of nearby, linked regions of DNA to be inherited together.

front 6

haplotype

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block of genetic variants (usually single-nucleotide polymorphisms) that is inherited together

front 7

synthetic lethal alleles

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single mutants are viable, but the double mutant dies

front 8

Penetrance

back 8

percentage of individuals with a given
genotype (allele) who show the associated phenotype. (variable phenotypic expression across individuals)

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Expressivity

back 9

degree to which an individual with a given genotype (allele) shows the associated phenotype. Expressivity refers to the intensity of the phenotype. (variable phenotypic expression within individuals)