Title: What color was this horse at birth
1What color was this horse at birth?
2Fox photos provided by Sarah Pinkney
Tie
3Spot
4Snip
5Silver
6Platinum
7Platinum
8Narvikpup
9Mix
10Georgian
11Georgian
12Silverdad
13Lecture 6
Epistasis
14Two-Loci Ratios
15AaBb AaBb (autosomal dominant)
16AaBb AaBb (autosomal dominant)
3 A_ 1 aa 3 B- 1 bb 9 A_B_ 3 A_bb 3 aaB_ 1
aabb
17AaBb AaBb (autosomal dominant)
3 A_ 1 aa 3 B- 1 bb 9 A_B_ 3 A_bb 3 aaB_ 1
aabb
- Independent
- Dominance
- No lethal
- Autosomal
- Two allele/ locus
18Types of Two-Loci Interaction
19Epistasis
- Interaction of genes at different loci.
20Epistasis
- Interaction of genes at different loci.
- Masking -- gene or genotype at one locus masks
the expression of genotypes at a second locus.
21Epistasis
- Interaction of genes at different loci.
- Masking -- gene or genotype at one locus masks
the expression of genotypes at a second locus. - Modifying -- same as above but modifies
expression rather than masks.
22Masking Epistasis (recessive)
Example -- coat color in Labs
23Masking Epistasis (recessive)
Example -- coat color in Labs
B_ black bb brown E_ allows expression of B
locus ee yellow regardless of B locus
24Masking Epistasis (recessive)
Example -- coat color in Labs
B_E_ black bbE_ brown _ _ee yellow
Therefore,
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26Yellow Labs
B_ee yellow with black nose bbee yellow
with pale nose and lips Willis Genetics of
the Dog, 1989
27Inter se mating of F1s
BbEe BbEe
28Inter se mating of F1s
BbEe BbEe
9 B_E_ black 3 B_ee yellow 3 bbE_ brown 1
bbee yellow
29Inter se mating of F1s
BbEe BbEe
9 B_E_ black 3 B_ee yellow 3 bbE_ brown 1
bbee yellow
--9 black to 3 brown to 4 yellow--
30Masking Epistasis (dominant)
Example -- Gray in horses
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32Masking Epistasis (dominant)
Example -- Gray in horses
G_ Gray at maturity gg Not Gray E_ Black
ee Chestnut
33Inter se mating F1s
GgEe GgEe
9 G_E_ 3 G_ee 3 ggE_ 1 ggee
34Inter se mating F1s
GgEe GgEe
9 G_E_ 3 G_ee 3 ggE_ 1 ggee
12 G_ _ _
3 ggE_ 1 ggee
Correction
35Inter se mating F1s
GgEe GgEe
At maturity 12 G_ _ _ 12 Gray
9 G_E_ 3 G_ee 3 ggE_ 1 ggee
3 ggE_ 3 Black 1 ggee 1
Chestnut
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37Modifying Epistasis
38Modifying Epistasis
Modifying epistasis a gene or genotype at one
locus modifies the expression of genotypes at a
second locus.
39Modifying Epistasis
Example -- coat color in Dobermans
B_ black bb red D_ full expression of B
locus dd dilution of color at B locus
40Modifying Epistasis
Example -- coat color in Dobermans
Therefore,
B_D_ black bbD_ red B_dd blue
(faded black) bbdd fawn (faded red)
41Inter se mating of F1s
BbDd BbDd
42Inter se mating of F1s
BbDd BbDd
9 B_D_ black 3 B_dd blue 3 bbD_ red 1
bbdd fawn
43Identical Phenotypes
44Identical Phenotypes
Gene or genotype at one locus producing an
identical phenotype to that produced by a gene or
genotype at a second locus.
45Identical Phenotypes
9 A_B_
Combine based on phenotypes
3 A_bb
3 aaB_
1 aabb
469 A_B_
Combine based on phenotypes
3 A_bb
3 aaB_
1 aabb
Locus 1 Locus 2 Ratio
479 A_B_
Combine based on phenotypes
15
3 A_bb
3 aaB_
1 aabb
Locus 1 Locus 2 Ratio dominant A
dominant B 15 to 1
489 A_B_
Combine based on phenotypes
13
3 A_bb
1 aabb
3 aaB_
Locus 1 Locus 2 Ratio dominant A
dominant B 15 to 1 dominant A recessive
bb 13 to 3
499 A_B_
Combine based on phenotypes
3 A_bb
7
3 aaB_
1 aabb
Locus 1 Locus 2 Ratio dominant A
dominant B 15 to 1 dominant A recessive
bb 13 to 3 recessive aa recessive bb
9 to 7
50Dominant / Dominant
Example -- Spotted horses
T gt t Tobiano O gt o Overo
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53TtOo TtOo
9 T_O_ Spotted 3 T_oo Spotted 3
ttO_ Spotted 1 ttoo solid
54TtOo TtOo
9 T_O_ Spotted 3 T_oo Spotted 15 3
ttO_ Spotted 1 ttoo solid 1
55TtOo TtOo
9 T_O_ Spotted 3 T_oo Spotted 15 3
ttO_ Spotted 1 ttoo solid 1
Caution OO may be lethal
56Dominant/ Recessive
Example -- white in chickens
W_ white ww color I_ color ii
white
57WWII wwii
58WWII wwii
WwIi
F1 generation
white
59WWII wwii
WwIi
F1 generation
white
9 W_I_ white 3 W_ii white 3 wwI_ color 1
wwii white
F2 generation
60WWII wwii
WwIi
F1 generation
white
9 W_I_ white 3 W_ii white 3 wwI_ color 1
wwii white
F2 generation
13 white to 3 color
61Recessive/ Recessive
Example -- pastel mink
B_ natural dark bb pastel G_ natural
dark gg pastel
62bbGG BBgg
63bbGG BBgg
BbGg
F1 generation
natural dark
64bbGG BBgg
BbGg
F1 generation
natural dark
The appearance of the dominant phenotype, natural
dark, from the mating of recessive strains is the
classic clue that there are two recessive
genotypes mimicking each other.
65bbGG BBgg
BbGg
F1 generation
natural dark
9 B_G_ natural dark 3B_gg pastel 3
bbG_ pastel 1 bbgg pastel
F2 generation
66bbGG BBgg
BbGg
F1 generation
natural dark
9 B_G_ natural dark 3B_gg pastel 3
bbG_ pastel 1 bbgg pastel
F2 generation
9 natural dark to 7 pastel
67Harlequin
68Harlequin
Phenotype appears in dogs that are Hh at the
locus for harlequin. but are also Mm at the
merle locus.
Harlequin is not observed in dogs that are either
HhMM or Hhmm.
HH is lethal.
Sponenberg, D.P., 1985, Journal of Heredity, page
224
69Genotypes
Relationship of phenotypes to genotypes
Genotype Phenotype MMh- Mostly white
(pale) MmHh Harlequin Mmhh Merle
mmh- Non-merle
702 Hh 1 hh
1MM 2Mm 1 mm
3 _hMM White 4 HhMm Harlequin 2 hhMm
Merle 3 mmh_ nonmerle
71Codominance at A Dominance at B
1 AA 2 Aa 1 aa
3 B_ 1 bb
72Codominance at A Dominance at B
1 AA 2 Aa 1 aa
3 B_ 1 bb
3 AAB_ 1 AAbb 6 AaB_ 2 Aabb 3 aaB_ 1
aabb
73Lethal at A Dominance at B
2 Aa 1 aa
3 B_ 1 bb
74Lethal at A Dominance at B
2 Aa 1 aa
3 B_ 1 bb
6 AaB_ 3 aaB_ 2 Aabb 1 aabb
75Lethal at Both
2 Aa 1 aa
2 Bb 1 bb
76Lethal at Both
2 Aa 1 aa
2 Bb 1 bb
4 AaBb 2 aaBb 2 Aabb 1 aabb