Factors affecting the mapping

FACTORS AFFECTING THE MAPPING

  • Genetic map can be constructed only with the help of crossing over percentage. The crossing over percentage is highly modified by Interference and Coincidence.

Interference

  • One chiasma formation reduces the probability of another chiasma formation at other points immediately adjacent to the part of the chromosome . This is called Interference.
  • The interference is inversely proportional to the crossing over percentage.

Coincidence

  • The coincidence is an inverse measure of interference.
  • It is a ratio between actual number of double cross overs and the expected number of double cross overs
  • If the actual number of double cross overs is zero, then coincidence is zero and interference is complete.
  • If the actual number of double cross over is the same as the expected number, coincidence is one and interference is nil .
  • When, interference decreases, coincidence increases.
  • Coincidence + Interference = 1.0
  • So coincidence ranges from 0 to 1.
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